25 February 2025
Anatolia’s Trade Secrets: The Unveiling of a Rare Neolithic Obsidian Mirror Manufacturing Hub
A recent study has applied a techno-functional approach to investigate the production and use of obsidian…
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Author: Oguz Buyukyildirim
23 February 2025
The Colchester Vase: New Analyses Uncover Evidence of Gladiatorial Combat in Roman Britannia
The Colchester Vase, dating back to A.D. 160–200, is not just a ceramic artifact; it is…
19 February 2025
3,500-Year-Old Tomb of King Thutmose II Discovered: The First Royal Burial Unearthed Since King Tutankhamun
Egyptian officials have announced a groundbreaking discovery: the long-lost tomb of King Thutmose II, marking the…
18 February 2025
Recent Excavations in Spain Reveal 7th Century BCE Religious Structure, Showcasing Eastern Influences within Tartessian Culture
A research team led by the National University of Distance Education (UNED) has made an important…
13 February 2025
Archaeologists Uncover Roman London’s First Basilica Beneath an Office Basement
Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery beneath an office building in London, unearthing a substantial section…
12 February 2025
Recent Excavations Unveil Five Remarkable Statues, Shedding Light on Perge’s Roman Heritage
During the excavations in the ancient city of Perge in Antalya, one of the most organized…
11 February 2025
Unearthing the Origins of Carnival: Evidence of Ancient Summer Festivals in Pre-Colonial Brazil
A new study suggests that pre-colonial people in Brazil gathered during the summer months to feast…
7 February 2025
1,500-Year-Old Stained Glass and Mosaics Discovered at Harran Cathedral Excavation in Türkiye
Recent excavations at the historic Harran archaeological site, which is included on UNESCO’s World Heritage Tentative…
5 February 2025
2,500-Year-Old Burial Site in Negev Highlands Reveals Ancient Trade Routes and Evidence of Human Trafficking
The Israel Antiquities Authority announced on Wednesday the discovery of a 2,500-year-old burial site in the…
4 February 2025
Archaeologists Discover a New Pyramid from the Caral Culture, Known as South America’s Oldest Civilization
The team from the Caral Archaeological Zone has discovered a new pyramidal structure in the "Sector…