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2,000-Year-Old Iron Age and Roman Treasures Found in Wales Could Point to an Unknown Roman Settlement

12 May 2023

A metal detectorist found a pile of exceptionally preserved Roman and Iron Age objects buried 2,000 years ago in a...

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Tomb of a Roman doctor buried with unique surgical tools unearthed in Hungary

28 April 2023

Hungarian archaeologists discovered the tomb of a Roman doctor 1st-century man buried with high-quality surgical tools near the city of...

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Archaeologists identify three new Roman camps in Arabia

27 April 2023

Through remote sensing analysis, archaeologists have identified three new Roman fortified camps throughout northern Arabia. Their study, released today in...

The dig at the Villa of the Quintilii. The cella vinaria are in the foreground and treading floor and presses are behind. S. Castellani, after Paris et al. Reference Paris, Frontoni and Galli 2019: 71

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Archaeologists Uncovered a Unique Ancient Roman Winery with Marble Tiling and Fountains of Grape Juice

17 April 2023

Archaeologists have uncovered a unique ancient Roman winery at the luxurious Villa of the Quintilii, just to the south of...

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A sanctuary for Cult God Mithras discovered in Germany

13 April 2023

A place of worship for the Roman god of light, Mithras, was discovered during archaeological excavations in Trier, in southwestern...

Archaeologists identify a Nabataean temple dedicated to the God Dusares at Pozzuoli

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Archaeologists identify a sunken Nabataean temple dedicated to the God Dusares at Pozzuoli

12 April 2023

Off the coast of Pozzuoli on the Phlegrean Peninsula in Campania, Italy, underwater archaeologists have identified a sunken Nabataeans temple...

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Marble inlay floors found in a Sunken Roman villa in Baia, the Las Vegas of the ancient world

9 April 2023

Expansion of research activities in the Terme del Lacus area in the sunken Baia park, known as the ‘Las Vegas’...

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Roman girl adorned with 1800-year-old jewelry found in a lead coffin on Mount Scopus

9 April 2023

“After the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple and the exodus of the Jewish population, late Roman Jerusalem—renamed Aelia Capitolina—had a...

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Naked Venus statue discovered in a Roman garbage dump in France

29 March 2023

Archaeologists from the French National Institute for Preventative Archaeological Research (Inrap) has been uncovered a trove of artifacts, including two...

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Monumental Roman complex discovered in France

19 March 2023

In the city of Reims in northeastern France, archaeologists have discovered an ancient Roman-era monumental complex dating from the 2nd...

2,000-Year-Old Iron Age and Roman Treasures Found in Wales Could Point to an Unknown Roman Settlement

Tomb of a Roman doctor buried with unique surgical tools unearthed in Hungary

Archaeologists identify three new Roman camps in Arabia

Archaeologists Uncovered a Unique Ancient Roman Winery with Marble Tiling and Fountains of Grape Juice

A sanctuary for Cult God Mithras discovered in Germany

Archaeologists identify a sunken Nabataean temple dedicated to the God Dusares at Pozzuoli

Marble inlay floors found in a Sunken Roman villa in Baia, the Las Vegas of the ancient world

Roman girl adorned with 1800-year-old jewelry found in a lead coffin on Mount Scopus

Naked Venus statue discovered in a Roman garbage dump in France

Monumental Roman complex discovered in France

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The first mother-daughter burial from the Roman period found in Austria

Luxurious 2,200-year-old King Tomb Discovered in China

Burial site for Enigmatic Anglo-Saxon King Cerdic found, author claims

Ice Age turtle finds near Magdeburg point to canned food from the Stone Age

Experts say that the Stone of Destiny was a doorstep

Bronze Age Petroglyphs discovered in Kazakhstan

A new chapter in the Hittite world is revealed by painted hieroglyphs discovered in the Hattusa Yerkapı tunnel

Archaeology team discovers a 7,000-year-old and 13-hectare settlement in Serbia

Isotopic Evidence reveals surprising dietary practices of pre-agricultural human groups in Morocco

New Type of Amphora Found in 5th-Century Roman Shipwreck