4 June 2026
1,700-Year-Old Roman Bridge Discovered Beneath the Aare River in Solothurn, Switzerland
A Roman bridge in Solothurn, Switzerland, long suspected by archaeologists but never proven through physical remains,…
Category
Classical Archaeology
30 May 2026
Roman Hunting Mosaic Reemerges in Marsala After More Than 50 Years Underground
A Roman hunting mosaic hidden for more than half a century has reemerged in Marsala, Sicily,…
17 May 2026
A Pompeii Victim Fleeing Vesuvius May Finally Have an Identity: A Roman Doctor
A Pompeii victim who died while trying to escape the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D.…
15 May 2026
302 Roman Coins Found in Croatia May Be the Pay Roman Soldiers Never Reclaimed
A cluster of 302 Roman coins found near Mohovo in eastern Croatia may preserve the final…
15 May 2026
How Did Romans Manage Ancient Crowds in Anatolia? A 2,000-Year-Old Theatre at Teos May Hold the Answer
Before the actors crossed the stage and the audience filled the stone seats, the Theatre of…
25 April 2026
Rare 2,000-Year-Old Hadrian’s Wall Cup Discovered in Spain — One of Only Five Known
A rare Roman bronze vessel known as the Berlanga Cup—one of only a handful of its…
23 April 2026
2,000-Year-Old Roman Bread Discovered at Vindonissa as Excavation Reveals Earliest Military Camp
A rescue excavation at the ancient Roman site of Vindonissa has uncovered rare archaeological evidence of…
17 April 2026
“Gates of Death” Unearthed in Perge: How a Roman Stadium Became an Execution Arena
The discovery of the “Gates of Death” in Perge reveals a Roman stadium transformed into an…
5 April 2026
Pompeii Evidence Points to an Ancient Automatic Weapon Used More Than 2,000 Years Ago — The Polybolos
The stone walls of Pompeii have long preserved the echoes of catastrophe—but now they may also…
2 April 2026
Cristești Excavation Reveals Rare Roman Cemetery with Mass Child Grave and Military Connections
A significant archaeological discovery in Cristești, Mureș County, in central Romania, is offering fresh insight into…