16 August 2025
Face of Medusa, Power of the Gorgon: Ancient Amulets Discovered in Karachay-Cherkessia
On Russia’s Archaeologist Day, the State Karachay-Cherkess Historical, Cultural, and Natural Museum-Reserve unveiled, for the very…
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15 August 2025
Archaeologists Uncover Monumental 2,800-Year-Old Lydian Palace in Sardis, Birthplace of Money
Archaeologists excavating the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sardis, located in the Salihli district of Manisa,…
15 August 2025
Rare Bronze Celtic Warrior Figurine Discovered in Germany
Archaeologists in Manching, Bavaria, have made a groundbreaking discovery that offers unprecedented insight into the daily…
15 August 2025
Hundreds of 8,400-Year-Old Finger Flutings Discovered in Australia’s Glittering Cave
Deep within a remote limestone cave in southeastern Australia, archaeologists have uncovered a breathtaking link to…
14 August 2025
Prehistoric Settlement Unearthed in Ogovo: Remarkable New Archaeological Discoveries in Belarus
Recent archaeological research in Belarus has unveiled insights into the country’s prehistoric past. A series of…
14 August 2025
Medieval Masterpiece: Rare Jesus Christ Relief from Ani Ruins Unveiled After 130 Years
A significant archaeological artifact depicting Jesus Christ has been put on public display for the first…
14 August 2025
Rare Scandinavian Chain Unearthed by Archaeologists in Novorzhev District, Russia
Archaeologists have discovered a remarkably well-preserved Scandinavian-style chain during excavations in the southeastern part of the…
13 August 2025
31 Unknown Shipwrecks, Including a Rare Sailing Ship, Discovered in Lake Constance
In a groundbreaking underwater archaeology project, researchers have discovered 31 previously unknown shipwrecks lying silently on…
13 August 2025
1,500-Year-Old Sasanian Ossuary Inscription Discovered at Naqsh-e Rostam, Iran
Archaeologists have recently discovered a significant funerary inscription associated with an ossuary dating back to the…
13 August 2025
Knife and Lost Armor: First-Ever Verified Artifacts from Emperor Nintoku’s 5th-Century Kofun Tomb Revealed
In a discovery that is already rewriting the history of Japan’s ancient Kofun period, researchers have…