1 February 2026
Medieval Underground Tunnel Discovered Inside a 6,000-Year-Old Neolithic Burial Site in Germany
A remarkable archaeological discovery in central Germany has revealed a rare medieval underground tunnel hidden within…
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31 January 2026
Archaeologists Unearth unprecedented 16th-Century River Pier on the Banks of Russia’s Volkhov River
Archaeologists in Veliky Novgorod, one of Russia’s oldest historic cities, have uncovered the remains of a…
30 January 2026
Archaeologists Working at Son Fornés May Have Discovered a Roman Long-Lost City on Mallorca
Mallorca archaeology, Roman history, and ancient cities are once again at the center of international attention.…
29 January 2026
Egypt’s Karnak Temple May Have Risen From Water Like a Creation Myth, New Study Suggests
Karnak Temple, one of ancient Egypt’s most iconic sacred sites, may have been deliberately built on…
27 January 2026
The Carthaginian Elephant in the Oppidum: New Archaeological Evidence of War Elephants in the Second Punic War
Archaeologists in Córdoba uncover the first physical evidence of Carthaginian war elephants in Western Europe, shedding…
26 January 2026
Newly Discovered Roman Sanctuary in Frankfurt Secures Over €1 Million for International Research Project
A major archaeological discovery in Frankfurt is entering a new phase of international research after securing…
25 January 2026
Sassanid-Era Inscription Linked to Royal Festival Discovered Near Persepolis
Archaeologists in Iran have uncovered a rare Sassanid-era rock inscription that sheds new light on royal…
24 January 2026
A 1,000-Year-Old Bronze Wheel Cross Discovered in Brandenburg
A small bronze cross, recently unearthed in western Brandenburg, is reshaping how archaeologists understand the spread…
22 January 2026
Elephant Bone Hammer from 500,000 Years Ago Found in England – Europe’s Oldest
A 500,000-year-old elephant bone hammer found in southern England reveals advanced tool-making skills of early human…
22 January 2026
Nature Strikes—and History Answers: Could lost Punic-Roman city of Neapolis Be Resurfacing in Tunisia?
A violent storm surge in Nabeul, Tunisia, exposed ancient stone ruins along the coast, sparking speculation…