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An architectural gem from the medieval monastery of Posa, Germany

26 July 2023

Archaeological excavations have been taking place on the Posaer Berg (Posa Hill) near Zeitz (Burgenland) every year since 2017. They...

Evidence of glass production and secondary processing from Němčice. Photo: I. Čižmář

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Earliest glass workshop north of the Alps unearthed in Němčice

25 July 2023

Archaeologists excavated the famous Iron Age site Němčice and uncovered the earliest glass workshop north of the Alps. Numerous beautiful...

Classical Archeology, News

2000-year-old glass treasure in Roman shipwreck discovered by an underwater robot in Mediterranean

24 July 2023

The Italian-French mission recovered a selection of glassware and raw glass blocks from the Roman shipwreck located at a depth...

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Network analysis of prehistoric relationships using raw archaeological finds and AI

24 July 2023

A project of the Cluster of Excellence ROOTS uses archaeological raw material finds for network analyses from the Middle Stone...

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The Sedgeford Anglo-Saxon malting complex may be the largest ever discovered in the UK

23 July 2023

As archaeological excavations resume on a hill in Sedgeford, near Hunstanton, a seaside town in Norfolk, England, now more evidence...

Baths in the Casa del Amphitheatre, in Mérida. Photo: Mérida City Council

Classical Archeology, News

Huge Ancient Roman Public Baths in ‘Excellent’ State Discovered in Augusta Emerita

23 July 2023

In Mérida, Spain, archaeologists have discovered a “massive” Roman bathing site in “excellent” condition. The discovery was found in the...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The ancient necropolis area in Turkey’s Antalya becomes a museum

22 July 2023

The East Garage Necropolis Area, which was once a public market in the southern province of Antalya and where archaeological...

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Complex Of Early Neolithic Monuments Discovered In Herefordshire, England

22 July 2023

Archaeologists discovered a remarkable complex of early Neolithic monuments while investigating the area around Dorstone Hill in Herefordshire, England. The...

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People may have been cooking curries in South-East Asia for at least 2000 years

22 July 2023

Archaeologists have found remnants of eight spices on a sandstone slab from an archaeological site in Vietnam, showing the early...

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3,000-year-old ‘charioteer belt’ discovered in Siberia

21 July 2023

Russian archaeologists uncovered the grave of a Late Bronze Age man buried wearing a “charioteer’s belt”, a flat bronze plate...

An architectural gem from the medieval monastery of Posa, Germany

Earliest glass workshop north of the Alps unearthed in Němčice

2000-year-old glass treasure in Roman shipwreck discovered by an underwater robot in Mediterranean

Network analysis of prehistoric relationships using raw archaeological finds and AI

The Sedgeford Anglo-Saxon malting complex may be the largest ever discovered in the UK

Huge Ancient Roman Public Baths in ‘Excellent’ State Discovered in Augusta Emerita

The ancient necropolis area in Turkey’s Antalya becomes a museum

Complex Of Early Neolithic Monuments Discovered In Herefordshire, England

People may have been cooking curries in South-East Asia for at least 2000 years

3,000-year-old ‘charioteer belt’ discovered in Siberia

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