27 July 2021
Two rock chambers thought to be dining rooms unearthed at ‘House of Muses’ in southeastern Turkey
House of Muses, a Roman-era house named after the muse mosaics found in the area located…
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Classical Archeology
24 July 2021
An ancient Roman road has been discovered in the Venice Lagoon
Researchers discovered a Roman road submerged in the Venice Lagoon. The finding suggests that substantial communities…
18 July 2021
Human Relief Found at Million Stone Excavation Site in İstanbul
The Milion Stone (also known as the Million Stone) from the Eastern Roman period is one…
17 July 2021
Archaeologists are deciphering Roman history along Dere Street, one of the oldest roadways in Britain
Final archaeological finds uncovered as part of a major road improvement in the north of England…
17 July 2021
Ancient Rome’s city borders were discovered in a rare stone
Archaeologists unearthed a rare stone outlining ancient Rome's city borders during excavations for a new sewage…
12 July 2021
The free online course from the Colchester Museums and University of Reading Department of Archeology
The opportunity to be among the first to examine 2,000-year-old cremated remains from Roman Britain and…
8 July 2021
Ancient city “Germanicia” lost in 73 years
The presence of the ancient city of Germanicia, discovered during an illegal excavation in the southeast…
2 July 2021
Roman camp of 10,000 people discovered in northern Portugal
A camp used by 10,000 Roman soldiers sent to conquer northwestern Iberia has been discovered in…
1 July 2021
1000-Year-Old Tomb Found in Perre Ancient City in southeast Turkey
A 1,000-year-old tomb was unearthed in the ancient city of Perre in Adiyaman province. Perre is…
30 June 2021
Stunning carved stone depicting a mystery naked horseman is discovered at the Roman fort of Vindolanda
Near Hadrian's Wall in northern England, archaeologists discovered a carved sandstone slab portraying a naked horseman.…