18 October 2026
Mysterious Bronze Mechanism Discovered in 2,500-Year-Old Thracian Temple
Archaeologists excavating an ancient Thracian city in southern Bulgaria have discovered an unusual bronze mechanism inside…
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18 October 2026
Over 50 Medieval Cloth Seals, Including One from Amsterdam, Discovered in Estonia
Archaeologists excavating the historic center of Tartu, Estonia, have discovered a medieval lead cloth seal bearing…
17 October 2026
Byzantine Cosmetic Tools and Jewelry Found in 1,400-Year-Old Avar Women’s Graves
Archaeologists excavating a military airfield in Hungary have uncovered 1,400-year-old Avar graves containing an unusual collection…
15 October 2026
1,500-Year-Old Palace With Roman Heating System Discovered on a Hilltop in France
On a hilltop overlooking the French countryside, archaeologists have uncovered the remains of an early medieval…
15 October 2026
Unusual Bronze Age Building Found Near the Legendary King Hinz’s Tomb
Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered an unusually large, nearly square structure dating from the Bronze Age…
14 October 2026
Rare Roman Window Grille Unearthed in Switzerland With Ancient Nails Still in Place
Archaeologists excavating at the Roman site of Augusta Raurica in Switzerland have uncovered a rare, remarkably…
13 October 2026
Mysterious 1,000-Year-Old Building Discovered at Emperor Otto the Great’s Lost Palace in Germany
Archaeologists working at a long-lost imperial residence in Germany have uncovered a 1,000-year-old stone building that…
12 October 2026
Bulgaria’s Ancient Rock-Cut City May Have Shared Its Name with a Famous City in Anatolia
Perperikon is one of the most extensively excavated ancient sites in Bulgaria, yet archaeologists still know…
9 October 2026
Pre-Roman Aqueduct Carved Into Solid Rock Discovered in Italy
Long before the Romans built their famous aqueducts, communities in central Italy were already developing remarkable…
7 October 2026
They Lived Above the Dead as Violence Hid Beneath Their Floors
Ancient life can seem almost storybook from a distance: kings and queens, princes and princesses, monumental…