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A wall section submerged underwater is being photographed using an underwater robot. Photo: David Roth, Archäologische Bodenforschung Basel

Rare Medieval Seal of Basel Cathedral Cantor Found From the Rhine in Basel

27 November 2025

Rare, well-preserved medieval seal of Basel Cathedral cantor Rudolf Kraft discovered in the Rhine, alongside Roman coins and 19th-century bath...

Gold sheets and a coin deposit found mixed with the cremated bone fragments. Credit: Frédéric Prodeo, Inrap

Classical Archeology, News

A Remarkably Rich Roman-Era Funeral Pyre Discovered in Southwestern France

26 November 2025

A remarkably rich Roman-era funeral pyre was discovered in Dordogne, France, revealing a rare 1st–2nd century cremation structure with luxury...

Credit: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities via Facebook

Egyptian Archeology, News

Why Was This Pharaoh Buried in Another King’s Tomb? New Tanis Evidence Uncovers a Royal Cover-Up

25 November 2025

For decades, archaeologists working at Tanis have grappled with an unsettling mystery: why was an unmarked granite sarcophagus lying deep...

Mesopotamia, News

A 2,000-Year-Old Sanctuary Unearthed at Tell Abraq Reveals How Merchants Crossing the Persian Gulf Sought Divine Protection

24 November 2025

A newly analyzed archaeological discovery in the United Arab Emirates sheds light on a bustling ancient crossroads where travelers moving...

Area beneath the CF 6 wall module excavated in 2020, where archaeologists identified multiple fragments of a single human skull, marked by the circle. Credit: Santiago David Domínguez-Solera.

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Archaeologists Find Severed Skull of Cantabrian Warrior in Palencia, Exhibited by Roman Troops as a War Trophy

22 November 2025

When archaeologists began excavating the fortified Iron Age hilltop of La Loma in northern Spain, they expected to uncover weapons,...

News

A Hidden Canoe Cache Beneath Lake Mendota Redefines Early Engineering and Mobility in the Great Lakes Region

20 November 2025

The quiet waters of Lake Mendota have concealed something far more sophisticated than a scattering of lost boats: archaeologists have...

Classical Archeology, News

Five New Roman-Era Theatrical Masks Unearthed in Kastabala, Including a Rare Depiction of an Elderly Philosopher

19 November 2025

Archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Kastabala, located in Türkiye’s southern Osmaniye province, have revealed five additional theatrical mask...

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Long Before Zeus and Leda, Natufian People Crafted a 12,000-Year-Old Figurine of a Goose Mating with a Woman

18 November 2025

Long before Greek poets imagined Zeus seducing Leda in the guise of a swan, prehistoric communities in Southwest Asia were...

News

Mapped for the First Time: The Hidden Underground Tunnels of Veio, the Etruscan City That Once Defied Rome

17 November 2025

For the first time, archaeologists have completed a full technological mapping of the underground tunnel system beneath the ancient Etruscan...

From the farm in Bjugn where the Viking grave was discovered. Credit: Kristoffer Rantala, NTNU University Museum

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Archaeologists Uncover Astonishing Viking-Age Grave in Norway — A Discovery Unlike Anything Seen Before

15 November 2025

Archaeologists in central Norway have revealed a groundbreaking Viking-age find that has been kept secret for months. At Val in...

Rare Medieval Seal of Basel Cathedral Cantor Found From the Rhine in Basel

A Remarkably Rich Roman-Era Funeral Pyre Discovered in Southwestern France

Why Was This Pharaoh Buried in Another King’s Tomb? New Tanis Evidence Uncovers a Royal Cover-Up

A 2,000-Year-Old Sanctuary Unearthed at Tell Abraq Reveals How Merchants Crossing the Persian Gulf Sought Divine Protection

Archaeologists Find Severed Skull of Cantabrian Warrior in Palencia, Exhibited by Roman Troops as a War Trophy

A Hidden Canoe Cache Beneath Lake Mendota Redefines Early Engineering and Mobility in the Great Lakes Region

Five New Roman-Era Theatrical Masks Unearthed in Kastabala, Including a Rare Depiction of an Elderly Philosopher

Long Before Zeus and Leda, Natufian People Crafted a 12,000-Year-Old Figurine of a Goose Mating with a Woman

Mapped for the First Time: The Hidden Underground Tunnels of Veio, the Etruscan City That Once Defied Rome

Archaeologists Uncover Astonishing Viking-Age Grave in Norway — A Discovery Unlike Anything Seen Before

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Silver Necklace with Eight-Pointed Star and Ishtar Symbol Discovered at Amos Ancient City in Türkiye

Traces of England’s Last Anglo-Saxon King Emerge Beneath a Norman Castle

Anatolia’s First Phoenician Find: Human-Faced Glass Beads and Baby Jar Burials Unearthed

Ancient Domed Tomb Room Believed to Be 1,800 Years Old Discovered in Adıyaman

Scotland’s Earliest Known Coin Minted in Edinburgh Discovered by Metal Detectorist

Massive Medieval Cog Ship Discovered off Denmark: The ‘Emma Maersk’ of the Middle Ages

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Many Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Vietnam’s Rice Fields

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