25 September 2026
Archaeologists Mistake a Rare 4,000-Year-Old Stone Tomb in Norway for a Fire Pit
What initially looked like the remains of an ancient fire pit has turned out to be…
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10,500-Year-Old Wooden Structures Discovered Beneath Lake Arendsee in Germany
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A Roman Temple to Mars Lay Hidden Just Centimeters Beneath a Forest Floor in the Heart of Europe
Croatia’s 1,500-Year-Old Palace Had a Harbor, a Fishpond—and a Much Older Secret
Third Bronze Age Sword Found Beneath Italy’s Lake Mezzano Deepens an Archaeological Mystery
A Burned Wall May Reveal the City Caesar Said the Gauls Set Ablaze
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24 September 2026
Gold and a Rare Woman’s Shoe Survive in a Looted 2,600-Year-Old Etruscan Tomb
Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered a monumental 2,600-year-old Etruscan tomb containing gold ornaments, weapons, chariot components,…
21 September 2026
Iron Age Hoard Found in Austria Could Have Armed 500 Warriors
A remarkable discovery in Austria has revealed more than a tonne of ancient iron, enough to…
21 September 2026
8,000-Year-Old “Guardians of Grain” Discovered in a Neolithic House
Archaeologists excavating an 8,000-year-old settlement near Lake Dojran in North Macedonia have uncovered two unusual ceramic…
20 September 2026
An 800-Year-Old Castle Was Thought Lost. A 1765 Painting Helped Reveal Its Secret
An 800-year-old castle in Ireland, long believed to have been demolished, has been found in a…
20 September 2026
800-Year-Old Medieval Structure Discovered in Belgium with Help from Moles
In a Belgian nature reserve, an unlikely group of excavators has been helping archaeologists uncover the…
18 September 2026
New Roman Settlement Unearthed in Switzerland Reveals Metalworking and a Peacock Brooch
A newly uncovered Roman settlement in southern Switzerland is revealing an unexpected picture of everyday life…
17 September 2026
Massive Gallic Mint at Corent May Be the Largest Known in the Ancient World
Archaeologists excavating the Gallic city of Corent in central France have uncovered an extraordinary coin-production complex…
14 September 2026
Unique Swedish Bronze Age Monument Dates Back 3,300 Years, New Research Finds
New research at Hagbard’s Gallows, a Bronze Age monument in southwestern Sweden, has dated the construction…
13 September 2026
Rare Byzantine Gold Seal Ring Reveals a Woman’s Name After 700 Years
Nearly seven centuries ago, a woman named Maria Skulena possessed something that carried more weight than…