15 July 2026
Slave Shackles and Mutilated Weapons Found in 2,300-Year-Old Gallic Settlement
At least five iron restraints discovered at a major Gallic settlement in western France are providing…
Archive
Author: Oguz Buyukyildirim
13 July 2026
1,700-Year-Old Coin Celebrating Constantinople Found at Roman Villa in Devon
A Roman coin issued to commemorate Constantinople—modern-day Istanbul—has been discovered during excavations at a rare Roman…
13 July 2026
New Kingdom Tomb of Paser Discovered in Luxor, Egypt
A Dutch archaeological mission has uncovered a decorated tomb belonging to a man named Paser in…
12 July 2026
New Lunitsa Pendant Found in Pskov Blurs the Line Between Pagan and Christian Rus’
At first glance, the object unearthed in Pskov looks like a simple crescent-shaped pendant. But ornaments…
9 July 2026
Broken Ribs on 6,000-Year-Old Infant from Syria May Be Among Earliest Evidence of Child Abuse
A 6,000-year-old infant skeleton from Tell Brak in northeastern Syria may preserve one of the earliest…
7 July 2026
2,200-Year-Old Greek Military Camp Revealed in Uzbekistan on the Far Eastern Edge of Alexander’s World
When Alexander the Great’s armies pushed into Central Asia, they drew Bactria and Sogdiana into a…
6 July 2026
Miscast Roman-Style Lead Ingot Leads Archaeologists to 2,000-Year-Old Processing Site near Brilon
Archaeologists in Germany’s Sauerland region have uncovered a 2,000-year-old lead-processing site near Brilon, offering rare physical…
5 July 2026
Early Christian Basilica with Polychrome Mosaics Found Beneath Former Fish Market in Oderzo, Italy
Archaeologists in northeastern Italy have uncovered the remains of an early Christian basilica beneath the former…
3 July 2026
Egypt Uncovers a Complete Byzantine City in the Dakhla Oasis, Preserving Streets, Homes, Church, and Daily Records
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a mudbrick residential settlement at Ain el-Sabil in the Dakhla Oasis,…
2 July 2026
3,000-Year-Old Northern Ireland Complex May Be One of Europe’s Earliest Proto-Urban Centers
New research at Haughey’s Fort reveals a vast Bronze Age landscape with 204 possible buildings, metalworking,…