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Figures such as Oliver Cromwell and Robert the Bruce would have used the road. Photo: Stirling Council

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2000-year-old ancient Roman Road, described as the most important in Scottish history, has been discovered

3 November 2023

A 2000-year-old ancient Roman road was unearthed in Old Inn Cottage’s garden near Stirling, Scotland. The site is located a...

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Unique 2,000-year-old Decorated Roman Sandal Discovered in Spain

20 October 2023

A 2,000-year-old Roman sandal was discovered during archaeological excavations at Lucus Asturum (modern-day Lugo de Llanera) in Asturias, northern Spain....

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A marble slab with an inscription from the 2nd century was discovered during excavations in Bulgaria

18 October 2023

Archaeologists discovered a 1,900-year-old marble slab bearing an ancient Greek inscription in the Roman Baths of Hisarya, a small resort...

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Researchers use AI to read words on ancient Herculaneum scroll burned by Vesuvius

13 October 2023

Researchers used artificial intelligence to extract the first word from one of the first texts in a charred scroll from...

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Electoral inscriptions just discovered in Pompeii reveal clientelism in ancient Rome

29 September 2023

Several electoral inscriptions, the ancient equivalent of today’s electoral posters and pamphlets, have appeared on the walls of the room...

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Extraordinary discovery in France: An unlooted 1800-year-old Roman Sarcophagus discovered

27 September 2023

Archaeologists from France’s National Institute of Preventive Archeology (INRAP) have unearthed an unlooted ancient stone sarcophagus in the vast ancient...

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A Roman statue of the sea god Triton discovered near A2, London Road

13 September 2023

Archaeologists have uncovered a Roman Statue of Triton during excavations in preparation for a housing development in Kent, England. Archaeologists...

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New finds in ancient Rome’s Pompeii show ‘conditions of precarity and poor hygiene, in which people of lower status lived during that time

20 August 2023

Archaeologists have discovered a small bedroom in Civita Giuliana villa near Pompeii that was almost certainly used by slaves, throwing...

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Two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses, a kind of chronicle engraved on marble slabs, have been found in the Ostia Antica Archaeological Park

19 August 2023

Two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses have been discovered in the Ostia Antica Archaeological Park, following investigations carried out...

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A Nymphaeum was discovered in the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon

18 August 2023

New researchs uncovered a huge monumental sanctuary of water (Nymphaeum) above the reservoir in the southern quarter of Perperikon. Professor...

2000-year-old ancient Roman Road, described as the most important in Scottish history, has been discovered

Unique 2,000-year-old Decorated Roman Sandal Discovered in Spain

A marble slab with an inscription from the 2nd century was discovered during excavations in Bulgaria

Researchers use AI to read words on ancient Herculaneum scroll burned by Vesuvius

Electoral inscriptions just discovered in Pompeii reveal clientelism in ancient Rome

Extraordinary discovery in France: An unlooted 1800-year-old Roman Sarcophagus discovered

A Roman statue of the sea god Triton discovered near A2, London Road

New finds in ancient Rome’s Pompeii show ‘conditions of precarity and poor hygiene, in which people of lower status lived during that time

Two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses, a kind of chronicle engraved on marble slabs, have been found in the Ostia Antica Archaeological Park

A Nymphaeum was discovered in the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon

New Writes

Polish Archaeologists uncover a ancient residence and mysterious mask in Libya’s ancient city Ptolemais

A Unique Structure Discovered in the City of David Ancient Jerusalem – The Only One of Its Kind

“Secret” Excavations in Luxembourg Reveal 141 Roman Gold Coins from Nine Roman Emperors

Manot Cave yielded evidence for ritualistic gathering 35,000 years ago, the earliest on the Asian continent

Archaeologists Uncovered a Terracotta Commander and Warriors at the Mausoleum of China’s First Emperor

Drone Mapping Reveals Shockingly Huge Size of 3,000-Year-Old Caucasus Settlement

Game Bone Stones from a Roman Military Strategy Game Found in Hadrianopolis Ancient City, Türkiye

Evidence of Early Forms of Pottery Production and 8,000-Year-Old Buildings Belonging to the Elite of the Time Discovered in Iraqi Kurdistan

An Unusual Artifact Points to Roman Britain Rituals Linked to Fertility, Painted Dog Penis Bone Found in England

Unsolvable Megalithic Mystery of ancient Greek “Dragon Houses”