25 September 2025
From Toy to Treasure: Detectorist’s ‘Lucky Mistake’ Reveals 2,000-Year-Old Roman Brooch in Dorset
A metal detectorist in Dorset, southwest England, has unearthed a 2,000-year-old Roman brooch. Initially mistaken for…
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25 September 2025
Storeroom and Soup Kitchen Unearthed in Ancient Timbriada: New Clues to Pisidia’s Forgotten City
Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,200-year-old storeroom and soup kitchen in the ancient city of Timbriada, located…
25 September 2025
Rare Roman Articulated Terracotta Doll Unearthed at Torreparedones Archaeological Park
Archaeologists working at the Torreparedones Archaeological Park in Baena, Córdoba, Spain, have made a remarkable discovery:…
24 September 2025
Archaeologists Uncover a 2,500-Year-Old Monumental Solstice Sanctuary in Spain
In the hills near the Andalusian town of Jódar, Spain, archaeologists have uncovered a monumental solstice…
23 September 2025
One of Andalusia’s Most Monumental 5,000-Year-Old Prehistoric Tombs Unearthed in Teba (Malaga)
A team of archaeologists from the University of Cádiz has uncovered one of Andalusia’s most monumental…
23 September 2025
2,000‑Year‑Old “Jesus Cup” Unearthed in Alexandria: Could It Be the Earliest Material Reference to Christ?
A ceramic bowl discovered in Alexandria, dubbed the “Jesus Cup” and inscribed “DIA CHRSTOU O GOISTAIS”,…
22 September 2025
2,600-Year-Old Lost Temple Built of Green Tuff Stone Unearthed at Oluz Höyük, Northern Türkiye
Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,600-year-old temple in northern Türkiye, a monumental sanctuary built from striking greenish…
21 September 2025
Submerged Land Bridge Beneath the Aegean May Have Carried Early Humans From Türkiye to Europe
A groundbreaking archaeological study has revealed that early humans may have crossed from modern-day Türkiye into…
21 September 2025
Colossal Assyrian Winged Bull Unearthed in Iraq: Largest Ever at Six Meters
Iraq’s cultural authorities have revealed a discovery that could redefine the scale of Assyrian art: a…
20 September 2025
Celtic Traditions Endured Long After Roman Conquest: Archaeological Research in Saarland Reveals a Hybrid Past
Excavations in Oberlöstern uncover burial mounds, villas, and monuments that blend Celtic and Roman traditions—tracing the…