27 September 2021
Excavation of Carlisle Roman bathhouse uncovers a connection between the site and a third-century Roman emperor
Excavation of a Roman bath at the Carlisle Cricket Club in Stanwix, part of the Uncovering…
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27 September 2021
Amateur divers discover ‘enormously valuable’ hoard of Roman coins
Two amateur free divers have found one of the largest collections of Roman coins in Europe off the east coast…
26 September 2021
In the city of Gods and Goddesses Magnesia, Zeus Temple’s entrance gate found
During an excavation in the ancient city of Magnesia, located in the Ortaklar district of Germencik…
26 September 2021
Falaj al Misfah: Working for a thousand years
The village of Al Misfah Abriyeen is known for its lush oasis, magnificent orchards, and year-round…
26 September 2021
The oldest trace of human activity discovered in North America dates back 23,000 years
A recent fossil footprint found in New Mexico, the United States, indicates that humans existed in…
25 September 2021
The 2000-year-old origin mystery of the Etruscans solved
A genetic analysis of DNA taken from ancient skeletons appears to have answered a conundrum that…
24 September 2021
Private lodges were uncovered in the colosseum of the ancient city of Pergamon
Private lodges built for the elite-class people to watch gladiator or wild animal fights shows have…
24 September 2021
Anthropologists say humans have been using personal ornaments to communicate about themselves without the fuss of conversation – for millennia
Anthropologists believe that for millennia, individuals have used personal decorations to communicate about themselves without the…
23 September 2021
Tombs of Queens of Commagene Detected
The graves built by Commagene King Mithritades II (36-21 BC) for his mother Isias, his sister…
22 September 2021
Roman-era Mixers and Millstones Made with Geology in Mind
A study on stone tools from an outpost of the Roman Empire has found that for…