11 June 2021
6,000-year-old Finds in Dorset Downs
In the Dorset Downs, a significant landscaping project has revealed a plethora of intriguing findings on…
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10 June 2021
Hebrew University Archaeologists have Unveiled 7,000-year-old Seal İmpressions
Israeli archaeologists unveiled a 7,000-year-old clay seal impression used for commerce and protection of property, the…
10 June 2021
A New Late Ancient Necropolis Discovered on Hvar Island
The protective investigation in the garden of the Radoevi Palace in the town of Hvar on…
9 June 2021
Viking Family identified using New DNA Technology
Researchers were able to confirm the connection between two Viking remains discovered in Denmark and England…
9 June 2021
Archaeologists Uncover lost Indigenous Settlement of Sarabay, Florida
The University of North Florida archaeological team is now quite sure that they have uncovered Sarabay,…
8 June 2021
Great Wall Castle Remains Found in China’s Shaanxi
The remains of a Great Wall castle dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) were discovered…
8 June 2021
Meaning of Agora Gate Found in Turkey’s Ancient City of Aizanoi
The good news continues to come from the ancient city of Aizanoi, located in Çavdarhisar district,…
8 June 2021
Sicily: Archaeologists make striking discovery in Segesta
Archaeological excavations in the Segesta Archaeological Park, investigating a "monumental edifice" near the portico at the…
7 June 2021
Shackled skeleton identified as rare evidence of slavery found in Rutland
In Rutland, archaeologists discovered an 'unusual' skeleton of a Roman slave, who might have been a…
7 June 2021
Egypt Traces Relics of Ramses III to the Arabian Peninsula
Following various findings showing ancient Egyptian King Ramses III had a presence on the Arabian Peninsula,…