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Unexpected finds under the Tel Aviv Suburban

21 August 2021

In preparation for a planned residential building project in suburban Tel Aviv, archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority have begun...

Classical Archeology, News

Unique semi-mummified body tomb discovered in Pompeii

17 August 2021

A semi-mummified skeleton was discovered in the Porta Sarno necropolis, which is located east of Pompeii’s city center and is...

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A protected Punic-Roman tower “Tal-Wilġa” has been turned into a building site

15 August 2021

The Tal-Wilga tower, one of Malta’s Punic-Roman heritage sites, is in danger from construction work near it. The Superintendent of...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

1650-Year-Old Earthen Grills Unearthed in Assos Excavations

14 August 2021

Excavations continue in Assos Ancient City, a rich settlement of the period, which is located within the borders of Behramkale...

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Norwegian Boy in Search of Granddad’s Wedding Ring Finds 1500-year-old Roman Jewellery

11 August 2021

Sander Magnus Vang (12) needed to find his grandfather’s lost wedding ring. Instead, he found a 1500-year-old ring. The golden...

University of Leicester Archaeological Services

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New evidence for the use of lions during executions in Roman Britain

9 August 2021

Archaeologists have discovered an elaborate key as proof that wild animals were employed as execution vehicles in public arena events...

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This summer, a 2,000-year-old “thermopolium” fast-food restaurant in Pompeii will reopen to the public

8 August 2021

Archaeologists excavated a 2000-year-old fast food and drink counter “termopolium” on the streets of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii...

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Archaeologists discover a well-planned new urban precinct in the Egyptian settlement of Marea

2 August 2021

Archaeologists excavating the ancient port settlement and cemetery of Marea in Egypt have revealed that a significant part of the...

Excavated bent doorway at Son Catlar.( University of Alicante )

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Discoveries on the island of Minorca shed light on the history of Roman conquests in the Balearic Islands

31 July 2021

The University of Alicante Institute for Archeology and Historical Heritage (INAPH) Researchs discovered a collection of buried Roman antiquities going...

A Roman-era canal was discovered in Oosterhout, in the eastern Netherlands, along with a road, both from around 2,000 years ago ERIC NORDE RAAP/AFP

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Roman Canal and Road Uncovered in The Netherlands near UNESCO heritage sites

30 July 2021

Dutch archaeologists that a canal and gravel road thought to have been built and used by the Roman military have...

Unexpected finds under the Tel Aviv Suburban

Unique semi-mummified body tomb discovered in Pompeii

A protected Punic-Roman tower “Tal-Wilġa” has been turned into a building site

1650-Year-Old Earthen Grills Unearthed in Assos Excavations

Norwegian Boy in Search of Granddad’s Wedding Ring Finds 1500-year-old Roman Jewellery

New evidence for the use of lions during executions in Roman Britain

This summer, a 2,000-year-old “thermopolium” fast-food restaurant in Pompeii will reopen to the public

Archaeologists discover a well-planned new urban precinct in the Egyptian settlement of Marea

Discoveries on the island of Minorca shed light on the history of Roman conquests in the Balearic Islands

Roman Canal and Road Uncovered in The Netherlands near UNESCO heritage sites

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