15 October 2023
Crusade period grave field and a sword discovered in Finland
A large cemetery from the time of the Crusades was discovered near a medieval stone church…
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12 October 2023
Scientists discover traces of paint on the Parthenon Sculptures that reveal their true colours
Recent research on the Parthenon Sculptures has found traces of the original paint used to decorate…
12 October 2023
3500-year-old mysterious hieroglyphs discovered in Yerkapı Tunnel in Hattusa deciphered
Some of the Anatolian hieroglyphs discovered last year in the Yerkapı Tunnel in Hattusa, the former…
11 October 2023
A beautiful Medieval key discovered in Claverham village, UK
Earlier this year the Kemble fieldwork team from Cotswold Archaeology undertook a small excavation for Newland…
10 October 2023
A 1,700-year-old trident discovered in Assos ancient city in Türkiye
An iron trident, believed to be used for fishing, dating to the 3rd or 4th century…
10 October 2023
Exceptional discovery of a fully frescoed chamber tomb dating back to the Republican and Imperial Roman ages
Waterworks in Giugliano, a suburb of Campania (Naples), have uncovered an untouched chamber tomb full of…
7 October 2023
The oldest evidence of human cannibalism as a funerary practice in Europe
According to a new study, cannibalism was a common funerary practice in northern Europe around 15,000…
6 October 2023
Unique 7,700-year-old figurines were discovered in Ulucak Mound, one of the oldest settlements in Western Anatolia
Ulucak Mound (Ulucak Höyük), one of the oldest neolithic settlements dating back to 6800 BC, male…
5 October 2023
1900-year-old Child’s Nightgown with intriguing knots found in the Cave of Letters in the Judean Desert
The Cave of Letters in Israel is one such site that has yielded a large number…
5 October 2023
Archaeologists may have discovered the site where Otto the Great, founder of the Holy Roman Empire, died
Archaeologists believe they have found the site where Emperor Otto I (936-973), known as the Great,…