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Dead Sea Scroll 109, Qohelet or Ecclesiastes, from Qumran Cave 4, the Jordan Museum in Amman. Wikipedia

A 2,000-Year-Old Mystery Unlocked: Scholar Cracks the “Cryptic B” Writing of the Dead Sea Scrolls

13 December 2025

For over seventy years, one of the last undeciphered writing systems of the Dead Sea Scrolls—known as Cryptic B—has puzzled...

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A 6,000-Year-Old Trypillia Clay Bull Figurine Unearthed in Galicia

11 December 2025

A 6,000-year-old Trypillia clay bull figurine found in Galicia reveals new insights into the spiritual life, symbolism, and artistic traditions...

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Smiling Medusa Found in Queen Amastris’s City: A Rare Discovery in Northern Türkiye

9 December 2025

Archaeologists working in the ancient city of Amastris, located in the modern-day town of Amasra in Türkiye’s Bartın province, have...

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Golden Artifacts, Varvorka and a Rare Paired Burial Redefine Kazakhstan’s 4th–3rd Century BCE Past

7 December 2025

Kazakhstan is witnessing one of its most productive archaeological years in recent decades, and at the center of this scientific...

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Nearly 2,000-Year-Old Service Station Unearthed Along a Major Roman Road

7 December 2025

Archaeologists in Gloucestershire have uncovered an extraordinary window into everyday life in Roman Britain: the remains of what can only...

The 'Oblique Wall'. View from the north. Credit: Greek Ministry of Culture

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Hidden Engineering Beneath the Minoan World: Archanes Palace Reveals a Landslide Defense System 3,700 Years Ahead of Its Time

4 December 2025

When archaeologists resumed work this year at the Palace of Archanes—one of Crete’s most enigmatic Minoan centers—they did not expect...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Hidden for Millennia, Limyra’s Long-Lost Temple of Zeus Has Finally Been Found After 43 Years of Searching

3 December 2025

A significant breakthrough has reshaped archaeological understanding of Limyra, one of eastern Lycia’s most storied ancient cities. Excavations in Finike,...

Bronze strap distributors and a pendant from a 4th-century BC nomadic ritual complex.

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Bronze Mask Pendants, Tiger Motifs and Elite Horse Gear: Rare 4th-Century BC Ritual Complex Discovered in the Southern Urals

1 December 2025

In the sweeping grasslands of the Southern Urals, archaeologists have uncovered a spectacular ritual complex that is reshaping our understanding...

8,500-Year-Old Mirror Unearthed at Canhasan. Credit: The Canhasan Archaeological Excavation Team

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8,500-Year-Old Mirror Unearthed at Canhasan in Central Türkiye

29 November 2025

An 8,500-year-old obsidian mirror has been unearthed at Canhasan in central Türkiye, revealing new insights into early Neolithic craftsmanship and...

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A Jewel Worthy of a Duke: The Medieval Treasure Unearthed from the Moat

28 November 2025

A remarkable archaeological discovery from the moat of Castle Kolno in Poland is offering fresh insight into medieval aristocratic culture...

A 2,000-Year-Old Mystery Unlocked: Scholar Cracks the “Cryptic B” Writing of the Dead Sea Scrolls

A 6,000-Year-Old Trypillia Clay Bull Figurine Unearthed in Galicia

Smiling Medusa Found in Queen Amastris’s City: A Rare Discovery in Northern Türkiye

Golden Artifacts, Varvorka and a Rare Paired Burial Redefine Kazakhstan’s 4th–3rd Century BCE Past

Nearly 2,000-Year-Old Service Station Unearthed Along a Major Roman Road

Hidden Engineering Beneath the Minoan World: Archanes Palace Reveals a Landslide Defense System 3,700 Years Ahead of Its Time

Hidden for Millennia, Limyra’s Long-Lost Temple of Zeus Has Finally Been Found After 43 Years of Searching

Bronze Mask Pendants, Tiger Motifs and Elite Horse Gear: Rare 4th-Century BC Ritual Complex Discovered in the Southern Urals

8,500-Year-Old Mirror Unearthed at Canhasan in Central Türkiye

A Jewel Worthy of a Duke: The Medieval Treasure Unearthed from the Moat

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