28 July 2021
9,200-year-old Noongar habitation discovered at Augusta archaeological dig site
An archaeological dig in Augusta, in West Australia's South West, has uncovered evidence of Noongar habitation…
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27 July 2021
Archaeologists have discovered a treasure trove of sixth-century coins in ancient Phanagoria in Russia
Archaeologists have discovered 80 coins known as Copper staters dating back to the sixth century at…
27 July 2021
Two rock chambers thought to be dining rooms unearthed at ‘House of Muses’ in southeastern Turkey
House of Muses, a Roman-era house named after the muse mosaics found in the area located…
27 July 2021
The Iremir Mound illuminates the pre-Urartian period in East Van
Archaeological findings unearthed in the excavations carried out at the İremir Mound in the Gürpınar district…
26 July 2021
Archaeologists find sunken ancient Egyptian warship under Abu Qir Bay
According to a press release by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, the Egyptian French…
26 July 2021
The 8,000-year-old Aslantepe in Turkey has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said Monday that a rich, 30-meter-high archaeological mound going back 8,000 years…
26 July 2021
Mystery ax discovered off the coast of Arendal of Norway
Researchers have discovered a find that could be a first for Norwegian archeology. A hollow ax,…
25 July 2021
The longest inscription in Saudi Arabia turned out to belong to the last king of Babylon
The Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage has announced the discovery of a 2,550-year-old inscription…
25 July 2021
The “food” thousands of years ago may be the ancestor of a Turkish dessert
The rock paintings and kitchen materials found in the cave, which were discovered by a shepherd…
24 July 2021
An ancient Roman road has been discovered in the Venice Lagoon
Researchers discovered a Roman road submerged in the Venice Lagoon. The finding suggests that substantial communities…