18 September 2026
Lost Castle from a Battle That Changed Anatolia May Have Been Found
A fortress lost for centuries may have been identified in western Türkiye, close to the landscape…
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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…
17 September 2026
8,000 Ancient Insects Challenge a Theory About the Dead in Gran Canaria
Thousands of ancient insects preserved inside a Gran Canaria burial cave are challenging ideas about how…
17 September 2026
Unfinished Ring Reveals Early Medieval Jewellery Workshop in Glasgow Churchyard
An unfinished shale ring discovered in a 1,500-year-old Glasgow churchyard has revealed evidence of an early…
17 September 2026
Rare 2,000-Year-Old Celtic Silver Hoard Found Beneath a Former Sports Field
A small group of silver coins found beneath a former sports field in central Germany has…
17 September 2026
Archaeologists Uncovered a First-Century Synagogue Where Jesus May Have Taught
Nearly 2,000 years ago, people gathered inside a small synagogue overlooking the Sea of Galilee. They…
16 September 2026
The London Hammer: A Strange Discovery That Fueled Claims of a Lost Civilization
A Texas family found something they could hardly have expected: an iron hammer trapped inside a…
16 September 2026
Mosaic-Floored Banquet Halls Unearthed at Mieza’s Royal Gymnasium Linked to Aristotle and Alexander
Archaeologists working at ancient Mieza in northern Greece have uncovered new sections of the Royal Gymnasium,…
16 September 2026
Rare 11th-Century Amulet Found with a Christian Saint on One Side and ‘Medusa’ on the Other
Archaeologists from Novgorod State University have discovered a rare 11th-century serpent amulet in Staraya Russa, with…
16 September 2026
Rare 2,600-Year-Old “Cube Tomb” in Italy Reveals a Corinthian Krater Used as a Funerary Urn
A rare funerary structure dating to the early 6th century BCE has been uncovered at Pontecagnano…