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The sediment profile in Arne Qvamgrotta after excavation. Credit: Trond Klungseth Lodoen/Bournemouth University/PA Wire
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46 Ice Age Animals Found in a Northern Norway Cave: “Extremely Rare” Discovery Reveals a Frozen Past

22 October 2025

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22 October 2025

A remarkable discovery in northern Norway has uncovered the remains of 46 species from the last Ice Age — from...

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Unearthing One of the Earliest Examples of Roman Monumental Architecture: Ancient Basin Discovered in Gabii

21 October 2025

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21 October 2025

Hidden beneath the soil of an ancient city just east of Rome, archaeologists from the University of Missouri have uncovered...

Anatolian Archeology, News

3,500-Year-Old Cuneiform Tablets and Seal of Unknown Hittite Prince Unearthed in Türkiye

19 October 2025

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19 October 2025

In the ancient heart of southern Türkiye, history has once again spoken through the clay. Archaeologists excavating the site of...

A photo from the study shows archaeologists carefully marking the positions of preserved wooden posts with wire flags at the Ch’ok Ayin residential household group, documenting the precise layout of this submerged Maya salt-making compound. Credit: McKillop & Sills, 2025, Ancient Mesoamerica.
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Maya Salt-Making Compound Found Preserved Underwater in Belize Reveals Secrets of “Invisible Sites”

19 October 2025

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19 October 2025

The discovery of a Maya salt-making compound preserved beneath the mangrove peat of southern Belize is transforming our understanding of...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Archaeologists Unearth 30 Neolithic Homes at Karahantepe, Revealing Daily Life and Diet of Early Settlers

18 October 2025

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18 October 2025

Archaeologists working in Karahantepe, one of the major sites of the Taş Tepeler (Stone Hills) Project in southeastern Türkiye’s Şanlıurfa...

Location and excavation status of the ice storage and jijingu identified during the excavation survey around Busosanseong Fortress. National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage, Buyeo
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1,400-Year-Old Ice Storage Unearthed at Baekje Fortress Reveals Ancient Korean Engineering

16 October 2025

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16 October 2025

Archaeologists in South Korea have unearthed the first-ever Baekje-era ice storage facility at Busosanseong Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site...

Excavation work near Allstedt: Around 1,000 finds. Photo: Heiko Rebsch / dpa
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Archaeologists Uncover ‘Holy Water Effect’ Children’s Graves Beneath a 12th-Century Chapel

15 October 2025

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15 October 2025

Archaeologists in Saxony-Anhalt in Germany have uncovered around 1,000 medieval artifacts and more than 50 graves, including those of children...

View of the Davti Blur Hill. Credit: Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, University of Warsaw (PCMA UW)
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A 2,500-Year-Old Mysterious Idol Discovered in the Ancient Urartian Fortress in Armenia

13 October 2025

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13 October 2025

Archaeologists in Armenia have discovered a 2,500-year-old mysterious idol carved from volcanic tuff inside the ancient Urartian fortress of Argishtikhinili,...

Map showing the Scorpion Mound in Mexico’s Tehuacán Valley, with the probable solar paths during the summer and winter solstices indicated. The alignment suggests the mound functioned as a seasonal observatory. Credit: J. Neely et al., Ancient Mesoamerica (2025)
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Ancient 200-Foot Scorpion-Shaped Mound in Mexico May Have Been a Solstice Observatory

11 October 2025

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11 October 2025

Archaeologists in Mexico have uncovered a mysterious 200-foot-long earthen mound carved in the shape of a scorpion — a remarkable...

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Ghost Fleet of the Iron Age: Three Ancient Shipwrecks Rewrite the Story of Mediterranean Seafaring

8 October 2025

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8 October 2025

The discovery of three ancient shipwrecks in the Dor Lagoon reveals how Iron Age sailors reconnected the Mediterranean world after...

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