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Ancient “Tourist Graffiti” Found in Egypt: Indian Traveler Left His Mark in the Valley of the Kings 2,000 Years Ago

11 March 2026

Archaeologists studying inscriptions in Egypt’s famous Valley of the Kings have uncovered fascinating evidence that travelers from India visited the...

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Newly Reinterpreted Old Bulgarian Inscription Reveals Deep Cultural Links Between Byzantium, Slavs, and Altaic Traditions

9 March 2026

A newly analyzed medieval inscription from Preslav sheds light on the cultural and linguistic crossroads of the early Bulgarian state,...

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Monumental Aztec Ceremony Unearthed at Templo Mayor: New Discoveries Reveal Motecuhzoma’s Grand Offering

7 March 2026

New discoveries at the Templo Mayor in Mexico City reveal a colossal 15th-century Aztec ceremony led by Motecuhzoma Ilhuicamina. A...

View of the Feldstein rock from the southeast. The archaeological discovery site is marked by the red dot. Photo: LWL Archaeology for Westphalia / F. Geldsetzer

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Mystery on Germany’s Sacred Rocks: 2,000-Year-Old Ritual Site Revealed at Bruchhauser Steine

6 March 2026

High above the forests of Germany’s Sauerland region, a dramatic cluster of volcanic rock formations has long stirred curiosity among...

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Stone Age Boy in Sweden Buried in Spectacular Fur and Woodpecker Feather Headgear

5 March 2026

Advanced soil analysis uncovers hidden details of Mesolithic clothing at Skateholm cemetery More than 7,000 years ago, along the southern...

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Roman Soldiers at Vindolanda Secretly Made Their Own Ink — Using Techniques Forgotten in the Mediterranean

5 March 2026

At the northern edge of the Roman Empire, where winds swept across Britain’s frontier and soldiers guarded the boundary of...

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Iran’s Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, sustains damage following US-Israeli strikes

3 March 2026

In a recent announcement, Iran’s cultural heritage minister, Reza Salehi-Amiri, revealed that the UNESCO-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran has sustained...

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers Intercept 4,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Swords Linked to Iran’s Talish Mountains

28 February 2026

Officers with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently uncovered a remarkable piece of ancient history at the Port of...

Hypothetical restitution of the east wall. Credit: G. Castillo and A. Fernández (2026)

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Unprecedented Roman Painting Technique Discovered in Cartagena: Scientists Reveal the Secret of Ancient “Red Gold”

26 February 2026

A groundbreaking archaeometric study has uncovered an unprecedented Roman painting technique in southeastern Spain, shedding new light on how elite...

Birch-bark letter no. 109, c. 12th century, Veliky Novgorod; photograph. Credit: Public Domain

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Archaeologists Confirm Birch Bark Writing Continued in Medieval Novgorod After Moscow Annexation

25 February 2026

Archaeologists have discovered new evidence proving that birch bark writing in medieval Novgorod continued even after the region was annexed...

Ancient “Tourist Graffiti” Found in Egypt: Indian Traveler Left His Mark in the Valley of the Kings 2,000 Years Ago

Newly Reinterpreted Old Bulgarian Inscription Reveals Deep Cultural Links Between Byzantium, Slavs, and Altaic Traditions

Monumental Aztec Ceremony Unearthed at Templo Mayor: New Discoveries Reveal Motecuhzoma’s Grand Offering

Mystery on Germany’s Sacred Rocks: 2,000-Year-Old Ritual Site Revealed at Bruchhauser Steine

Stone Age Boy in Sweden Buried in Spectacular Fur and Woodpecker Feather Headgear

Roman Soldiers at Vindolanda Secretly Made Their Own Ink — Using Techniques Forgotten in the Mediterranean

Iran’s Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, sustains damage following US-Israeli strikes

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers Intercept 4,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Swords Linked to Iran’s Talish Mountains

Unprecedented Roman Painting Technique Discovered in Cartagena: Scientists Reveal the Secret of Ancient “Red Gold”

Archaeologists Confirm Birch Bark Writing Continued in Medieval Novgorod After Moscow Annexation

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Ancient “Ship Graveyard” Discovered Off Libya’s Coast: Polish Archaeologists Uncover 100-Meter Wreck Site Near Ptolemais

Huge 1,000-Year-Old Stone Structure Found Underwater in Norway May Be an Ancient Whale Trap

New Samnite Necropolis Sector Discovered in Pontecagnano: 34 Tombs and Unusual Child Burials with Bronze Warrior Belts

Ancient “Tourist Graffiti” Found in Egypt: Indian Traveler Left His Mark in the Valley of the Kings 2,000 Years Ago

Possible Oldest Handgun in Germany Discovered Near Kletzke

Archaeologists Find Bronze Inscription and Possible Archive in 6th-Century BCE Temple at Kleidi Samikon

Newly Reinterpreted Old Bulgarian Inscription Reveals Deep Cultural Links Between Byzantium, Slavs, and Altaic Traditions

Traces of Lost Early Christian Churches Beneath the White City: Mosaic Evidence from Ancient Antipatrea, Albania

Archaeologists Discover 409 Gold Coins Beneath Historic House in Torzhok

Monumental Roman Forum Discovered Beneath Barcelona Hotel Forces 90-Degree Rewrite of Ancient City Barcino