27 February 2026
Etruscan Bride and Groom Reborn: 2,400-Year-Old Bottarone Urn Restored After Florence Flood Damage
More than half a century after the catastrophic 1966 Arno flood submerged vast sections of Florence,…
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27 February 2026
Roman Canabae to Medieval Guildhalls: 2,000 Years of Urban History Unearthed in Strasbourg
A major archaeological excavation in the historic center of Strasbourg has revealed an extraordinary sequence of…
26 February 2026
Unprecedented Roman Painting Technique Discovered in Cartagena: Scientists Reveal the Secret of Ancient “Red Gold”
A groundbreaking archaeometric study has uncovered an unprecedented Roman painting technique in southeastern Spain, shedding new…
26 February 2026
3,300-Year-Old Egyptian Papyrus Reignites Debate Over Biblical Giants
Stories of giants have always stood at the uneasy crossroads of faith, folklore, and archaeology. Now,…
26 February 2026
Mount Ararat and Noah’s Ark: Three Faiths, One Mountain, A Story That Still Echoes
At sunrise, when the first light hits the snow on Mount Ararat, the mountain does something…
25 February 2026
Salona’s Gate of Death: New Discoveries at Croatia’s Ancient Roman Arena
The ancient city of Salona, once the thriving capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia, continues…
25 February 2026
1,000-Year-Old Chimú “Sacred Road” and Temple Complex Discovered in Northern Peru
Archaeologists in Peru’s Chicama Valley have discovered a 2-kilometer Chimú “Sacred Road” geoglyph, a temple platform,…
25 February 2026
Archaeologists Confirm Birch Bark Writing Continued in Medieval Novgorod After Moscow Annexation
Archaeologists have discovered new evidence proving that birch bark writing in medieval Novgorod continued even after…
25 February 2026
Rare Silver Button Inscribed with the Name of a 14th-Century Novgorod Elected Magistrate Unearthed
Archaeologists in Veliky Novgorod have uncovered a rare and potentially unique artifact: a silver button inscribed…
24 February 2026
Writing Began 40,000 Years Ago? Stone Age Symbols Show Surprising Complexity
More than 40,000 years ago—long before the first cities of Mesopotamia—early humans were carving mysterious sequences…