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Researchers explored a rock art site near Idupulapaya in India

1 October 2021

A rock art site was discovered near Idupulapaya in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Rock paintings from the Megalithic...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Rock tombs dating back 1,800 years have been discovered in Turkey’s ancient city of Blaundus

1 October 2021

In the ancient city of Blaundus, located in the Ulubey neighborhood of the western Anatolian city of Uşak, 400 rock-cut...

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Archeological study shows unearthed Byzantine warrior had gold-threaded jaw

30 September 2021

A Byzantine warrior who was beheaded after the Ottomans captured his fort in the 14th century had a jaw threaded...

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A secret chamber has been found in the famous Gorham Cave Complex

29 September 2021

A cave chamber sealed off by sand for some 40,000 years has been discovered in Vanguard Cave inside the Gorham’s...

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The first Bull Geoglyph discovered in central Asia

29 September 2021

Archaeologists from the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of History of Material Culture (IIMK RAS) and LLC Krasnoyarsk Geoarchaeology discovered...

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Surprising Discovery: In Guatemala, archaeologists uncover hidden neighborhood in the ancient Maya city

28 September 2021

A recent lidar analysis revealed, the region surrounding Central Tikal’s Lost World Complex, which was long thought to be a...

Archaeologists say the IMP stands for imperator, Latin for emperor

Classical Archeology, News

Excavation of Carlisle Roman bathhouse uncovers a connection between the site and a third-century Roman emperor

27 September 2021

Excavation of a Roman bath at the Carlisle Cricket Club in Stanwix, part of the Uncovering Roman Carlisle project, has...

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Amateur divers discover ‘enormously valuable’ hoard of Roman coins

27 September 2021

Two amateur free divers have found one of the largest collections of Roman coins in Europe off the east coast of Spain. Luis Lens...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

In the city of Gods and Goddesses Magnesia, Zeus Temple’s entrance gate found

26 September 2021

During an excavation in the ancient city of Magnesia, located in the Ortaklar district of Germencik in Turkey’s Aegean province...

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Falaj al Misfah: Working for a thousand years

26 September 2021

The village of Al Misfah Abriyeen is known for its lush oasis, magnificent orchards, and year-round water source, the ‘aflaj.’...

Researchers explored a rock art site near Idupulapaya in India

Rock tombs dating back 1,800 years have been discovered in Turkey’s ancient city of Blaundus

Archeological study shows unearthed Byzantine warrior had gold-threaded jaw

A secret chamber has been found in the famous Gorham Cave Complex

The first Bull Geoglyph discovered in central Asia

Surprising Discovery: In Guatemala, archaeologists uncover hidden neighborhood in the ancient Maya city

Excavation of Carlisle Roman bathhouse uncovers a connection between the site and a third-century Roman emperor

Amateur divers discover ‘enormously valuable’ hoard of Roman coins

In the city of Gods and Goddesses Magnesia, Zeus Temple’s entrance gate found

Falaj al Misfah: Working for a thousand years

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