28 September 2025
Nets Hidden in Pottery: 6,000-Year-Old Jomon Fishing Technology Reconstructed with X-ray CT Scans
In a remarkable study, Japanese archaeologists have digitally and physically resurrected fishing nets from the Jomon…
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28 September 2025
Gadebridge Park Roman Villa Marks England’s Largest Private Roman Swimming Pool
Beneath the grass and walkways of Gadebridge Park lies one of England’s most extraordinary Roman relics:…
27 September 2025
4,500-Year-Old Gold Brooch Unearthed in Troy: One of Only Three Known Examples Worldwide
Archaeological excavations at the legendary city of Troy have once again made global headlines. In 2025,…
27 September 2025
11,000-Year-Old Settlement Unearthed: Saudi Arabia Reveals Oldest Human Settlement in Arabian Peninsula
The Saudi Heritage Commission has announced, in partnership with Japanese scholars from Kanazawa University, the discovery…
27 September 2025
42,000-year-old Shell Jewellery Workshop Discovered – The Oldest in Western Europe
Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery in Saint-Césaire, Charente-Maritime, uncovering what is now considered the oldest…
27 September 2025
Graves Older Than Pyramids: 11,000-Year-Old Burials Discovered in Türkiye’s Çayönü
Archaeologists working in Çayönü Tepesi (Çayönü Hill), one of the world’s most significant early human settlements,…
26 September 2025
Discovery of Ancient Ceremonial Complex with Mysterious Rock Carvings in Guerrero, Mexico
Archaeologists in southern Mexico have uncovered an ancient hilltop ceremonial center where enigmatic rock carvings and…
26 September 2025
Iron Age Fortification Unearthed on the Trave: A Forgotten Stronghold of the Roman Imperial Period
Archaeologists investigating the Stülper Huk, a headland on the River Trave located in the German federal…
26 September 2025
2,200-Year-Old Satyr Mask Unearthed in Phanagoria Confirms Existence of Ancient Greek Theater
First tangible evidence of Greek theater in the Black Sea colony sheds light on the cultural…
25 September 2025
An Unprecedented Discovery: Archaeologists Found a Viking Age Vulva Stone -A Counterpart to Phallic Symbols?
Archaeologists in Norway may have uncovered the first known vulva stone from the Viking Age. The…