16 June 2026
2,750-Year-Old Cult Stone in Israelite Mansion May Support Biblical Account of Hezekiah’s Reform
A 2,750-year-old standing stone hidden inside an Israelite mansion at Tel ‘Eton is adding a new…
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Archaeologists Reveal New Secrets of an Ancient City on the Caspian Coast
On the eastern shore of the Caspian Sea, the ruins of Karakabak are beginning to reveal…
16 June 2026
Illegal Dig Leads Archaeologists to Roman Imperial Villa with Mosaics near Rome
A report of illegal digging on the rural edge of Rome has led archaeologists to one…
16 June 2026
4,000-Year-Old Man Found Curled Inside a Kiln Pit in Germany Leaves Archaeologists With a Prehistoric Mystery
A man buried in a prehistoric kiln pit near Gerstewitz in central Germany has given archaeologists…
15 June 2026
1,700-Year-Old Marble Busts with Greek ‘Lycurgus’ Inscription Found Face Down in a Wine Collection Pit Near Binyamina
Two remarkably preserved marble busts dating back about 1,700 years have been discovered near Binyamina in…
15 June 2026
Rare 2,500-Year-Old Leather Cap Resembling a Croatian Lika Hat Found in Scythian-Era Burial in Ukraine
Archaeologists in Ukraine have uncovered a rare leather cap and belt in a woman’s burial at…
14 June 2026
Archaeologists May Have Found Ireland’s Largest Viking Settlement at Woodstown
A new excavation beside the River Suir in southeast Ireland is drawing fresh attention to Woodstown,…
14 June 2026
Prehistoric Painted Cave with Nearly 100 Figures Found in Türkiye’s Tohma Canyon
A newly identified prehistoric cave in eastern Türkiye may become one of the most important painted…
13 June 2026
A 1,100-Year-Old Mystery at a Montana Bison Kill Site Is Coming Into Focus
For centuries, Indigenous hunters returned to a small bison kill site in central Montana, a region…
12 June 2026
Ancient Inscriptions Found at Termessos Include a Declaration of Independence and an Oracle Text
Researchers at the ancient city of Termessos in Antalya, southwestern Türkiye, have identified two significant inscriptions…