3 November 2026
6,500-Year-Old Cemetery in France Reveals a 10-Ton Human-Shaped Standing Stone
A nearly 10-ton stone carved with human features, a skeleton buried in a seated position, and…
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Monumental Building with Waterproof Pink Mortar Found at Medieval Fortress in Bulgaria
Archaeologists excavating the medieval fortress of Rusokastro in southeastern Bulgaria have discovered a monumental building with…
29 October 2026
Massive 4,000-Year-Old Walls Discovered at a Bronze Age Settlement Protected by Sheer Cliffs
Archaeologists investigating a Bronze Age settlement in southeastern Spain have revealed a monumental defensive system with…
29 October 2026
1,200-Year-Old Slavic Houses Built into the Ground Discovered in Serbia
Archaeologists in northern Serbia have uncovered unusual early medieval houses with deep pits extending beneath their…
27 October 2026
Mysterious Gold Artifact from Bronze Age Grave Challenges Earlier Theories
New research into a richly furnished 3,000-year-old grave in Germany has overturned an early interpretation of…
23 October 2026
Unique 2,000-Year-Old Stone with Two Mysterious Symbols Discovered in Galicia
Archaeologists investigating an ancient hilltop settlement in northwestern Spain have discovered an unusual granite stone bearing…
22 October 2026
Rare Relief of Cybele and Three Nymphs Discovered in One of Ancient Thrace’s Last Pagan Temples
Archaeologists excavating an ancient temple in southeastern Bulgaria have discovered a rare marble relief depicting the…
22 October 2026
2,500-Year-Old Defensive Barrier Discovered in Denmark Alongside Ancient Battle Axe
Archaeologists in western Denmark have discovered the remains of a 2,500-year-old defensive barrier that may have…
21 October 2026
Who Was Buried in Westminster Abbey’s Roman Sarcophagus? New Evidence Points to an Anglo-Saxon Abbot
A Roman sarcophagus discovered at Westminster Abbey more than 150 years ago may contain the remains…
21 October 2026
Water Cistern Discovered in Medieval Fortress in Bosnia
Archaeologists investigating a medieval fortress in northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina have discovered a previously unknown water…