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Rare 1,900-Year-Old Aramaic Inscription Discovered in Dead Sea Cave Near Ein Gedi

11 August 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered a rare 1,900-year-old Aramaic inscription in a Dead Sea cave near Ein Gedi, possibly linked to the...

Excavation site in Samaria. Credit: Aharon Lipkin

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Earliest Evidence of Bronze Production in the Southern Levant Unearthed at Site of El-Ahwat

11 August 2025

Archaeologists working at the site of El-Ahwat in northern Israel have uncovered the earliest known evidence of on-site bronze production...

Remains of the 6th-century Triconch Church in Topolica, officially protected as a cultural monument. Credit: Marija Pešić - Vijesti

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From Justinian’s Glory to Ruin: The Last Stand of Montenegro Triconch Church

10 August 2025

In the heart of Bar, just off the bustling Ulica Maršala Tita, lie the weathered remains of the Triconch Church...

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Bronze Age Settlement and Neolithic Relics Found at Skaņkalne Hillfort in Latvia

9 August 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered remarkable evidence of ancient human habitation during the latest excavations at Skaņkalne Hillfort, offering fresh insights into...

A large section of the possible La Fortuna shipwreck sits on the beach. Credit: ECU Program in Maritime Studies

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Possible Pirate Ship La Fortuna Among Four Historic Shipwrecks Found off North Carolina

8 August 2025

One of four recently discovered shipwrecks near Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson may be the 18th-century Spanish privateer that exploded in 1748...

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Cuneiform Clues Reveal Körzüt as “The Sacred City of Haldi,” in Urartu Kingdom

6 August 2025

Excavations in eastern Türkiye uncover a major religious center of the Urartian Kingdom—The Sacred City of Haldi, shedding new light...

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Urartian-Era Fortress with 50 Rooms Discovered at 3,000 Meters in Eastern Türkiye

5 August 2025

Archaeologists uncover a massive high-altitude fortress believed to date back to the Iron Age, with ties to the ancient Urartian...

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Ancient Mosaics Unearthed in İznik Hint at Residence of Roman General

4 August 2025

A recent archaeological breakthrough in the ancient city of İznik, formerly known as Nicaea, has unveiled richly decorated Roman mosaics...

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1,800-Year-Old Roman Watchtower Discovered in Croatia

3 August 2025

Archaeologists in Croatia have uncovered the remains of a 1,800-year-old Roman watchtower that once stood guard along the empire’s northern...

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2,050-Year-Old Assembly Building Discovered in Ancient City of Laodicea Marks Architectural First in Anatolia

2 August 2025

During the 2025 excavation season, archaeologists in the ancient city of Laodicea have unearthed a 2,050-year-old Roman-era assembly building with...

Rare 1,900-Year-Old Aramaic Inscription Discovered in Dead Sea Cave Near Ein Gedi

Earliest Evidence of Bronze Production in the Southern Levant Unearthed at Site of El-Ahwat

From Justinian’s Glory to Ruin: The Last Stand of Montenegro Triconch Church

Bronze Age Settlement and Neolithic Relics Found at Skaņkalne Hillfort in Latvia

Possible Pirate Ship La Fortuna Among Four Historic Shipwrecks Found off North Carolina

Cuneiform Clues Reveal Körzüt as “The Sacred City of Haldi,” in Urartu Kingdom

Urartian-Era Fortress with 50 Rooms Discovered at 3,000 Meters in Eastern Türkiye

Ancient Mosaics Unearthed in İznik Hint at Residence of Roman General

1,800-Year-Old Roman Watchtower Discovered in Croatia

2,050-Year-Old Assembly Building Discovered in Ancient City of Laodicea Marks Architectural First in Anatolia

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