11 February 2022
New research determines portable toilets of the ancient Roman world
New research published today reveals how archeologists can determine when a pot was used by Romans…
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10 February 2022
The largest embalming cache ever found in Egypt unearthed at Abusir
Archaeologists from the Czech Institute for Egyptian Science have discovered a cache of artifacts related to…
10 February 2022
Mandrin cave in France shows Homo Sapiens arrived in Europe almost 10,000 years earlier than thought
According to archaeological research published in Science magazine on Wednesday, Homo sapiens ventured into the Neanderthal…
9 February 2022
800-year-old Jin dynasty palace complex found in Beijing Olympic Village
While building the athletes’ Olympic Village for this year’s Winter Games in Beijing, China found the…
9 February 2022
Vindolanda marks the 1900th anniversary of Hadrian’s Wall with an altar discovery
The excavation season hasn't started yet, but the Vindolanda Roman fort has kicked off Hadrian's Wall's…
8 February 2022
Traces of a 3,600-year-old settlement have been discovered in Qatar’s desert
Researchers looking for underground water sources on the Eastern Arabian Peninsula have accidentally uncovered the outlines…
8 February 2022
Researchers believe mass immigration to Orkney during the Bronze Age was mostly led by women
Researchers believe mass immigration to Orkney during the Bronze Age was mostly led by women. Mass…
7 February 2022
Hoysala temples inch closer towards UNESCO recognition
The Indian Union government recently proposed the Somanathapura temple in Mysuru district and Chennakeshava and Hoysaleshwara…
7 February 2022
Archaeological Finding Traces Chinese Tea Culture Back To 400 BC
An archaeological team from Shandong University, east China's Shandong Province, has found the earliest known tea…
6 February 2022
Historical Armenian church 500-year-old in southeastern Turkey set to be restored
Work has been initiated to transfer the historical Armenian Church, which was built in the 16th…