12 November 2021
Seven Roman altars multicolored in the Great Northern Museum
We know that the ancient world is now very colorful. But these colors weren't just limited…
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10 November 2021
Silver coins found near the ruins of the medieval monastery in Holy island
Archaeologists have discovered a silver coin on Lindisfarne, known as Holy Island, in the northeast of…
9 November 2021
The place of Puduhepa’s hometown Lawazantiya will be illuminated with Tatarlı Höyük
Excavations at Tatarlı Höyük (mound) are trying to reach findings that will enable the determination of…
5 November 2021
Unusual construction material may be linked to the Tower of Babel
Archaeologists have recently discovered bitumen and mortar plastered onto a brick dating back to the Babylonian…
2 November 2021
In the new images, Scotland’s biggest Pictish fort is “reconstructed.’
Stunning new reconstructions have revealed how Scotland's largest known Pictish fort may have looked over one…
26 October 2021
“Mosaic of the Wine Harvest” mosaic to be exhibited in November in Turkey’s Hatay
The mosaic depicting the grape harvest, which is considered to date from the Late Roman period,…
23 October 2021
The human remains of 29 people buried as offerings in a pre-Inca temple were found at the Huaca Santa Rosa de Pucalá excavation site
The human remains of 29 people buried as sacrificial offerings have been discovered in a pre-Inca…
20 October 2021
Archeological park to be built at suburban Shanghai ancient ruins site in China
An archeological park will be built at the Qinglong Town ruins site of Baihe in Qingpu…
17 October 2021
The world’s earliest drawing of a ghost discovered in the British Museum vault
The world's earliest drawing of a ghost has been unearthed in the gloomy vaults of the…
16 October 2021
Lovingly gazing mosaics restored in Turkey’s Metropolis
In the ancient city of Metropolis in the Torbali district of the western Izmir province, mosaics…