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El Mellali site with visible remains of the tower. Photo: Karol Bartczak

Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists find a Roman military watchtower in Morocco for the first time

7 November 2022

A Roman military watchtower the first of its kind was discovered by a team of Polish and Moroccan archaeologists in...

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A Christian monastery, possibly pre-dating Islam, found in UAE

6 November 2022

A Christian monastery has been discovered on the island of Siniyah off the coast of the United Arab Emirates (UAE),...

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A rural necropolis from Late Antiquity discovered in northeastern France

5 November 2022

Inrap archaeologists have unearthed a small rural necropolis from the late 5th century (Late Antiquity) at Sainte-Marie-aux-Chênes in northeastern France....

Egyptian Archeology, News

Dominican mission discovers 1,305-meter Greco-Roman ancient rock-cut tunnel in Alexandria

4 November 2022

A Greco-Roman tunnel measuring 1,305 meters in length was discovered beneath Tapuziris Magna, an Ancient Egyptian city, by an Egyptian-Dominican...

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Unexpected Results Of Ancient DNA Study: Analysis sheds light on the early peopling of South America

3 November 2022

Around 60,000 years ago, modern humans left Africa and quickly spread across six continents. Researchers can trace this epic migration...

Classical Archeology, News

2,000-year-old unique luxury Roman villa with “underfloor heating” found in Germany

3 November 2022

A luxury Roman villa with a thermal bath and underfloor heating has been unearthed in Kempten, Bavaria, one of the...

Anatolian Archeology, News

In Parion, one of the most important cities of the Troas region, 2,000-year-old mother-child graves were unearthed

1 November 2022

Archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Parion, the most important harbor city in the Hellenistic era, have uncovered 2,000-year-old...

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Kent Archaeological Society purchased an Anglo-Saxon hoard ahead of a London auction

1 November 2022

The Kent Archaeological Society has bought a large collection of Anglo-Saxon artifacts from the sixth and seventh centuries known as...

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A 1000-year-old Viking silver treasure found in Sweden

31 October 2022

Archaeologists have discovered a 1,000-year-old silver Viking treasure at Täby, Viggbyholm, outside of Stockholm. The treasure was found during an...

Classical Archeology, News

In Russia, archaeologists 2100-Year-Old Medallion of Goddess Aphrodite and a warrior tomb unearthed

30 October 2022

Archaeologists have unearthed a silver medallion depicting the Greek goddess Aphrodite (Roma Venüs) in a 2100-year-old grave of a priestess...

Archaeologists find a Roman military watchtower in Morocco for the first time

A Christian monastery, possibly pre-dating Islam, found in UAE

A rural necropolis from Late Antiquity discovered in northeastern France

Dominican mission discovers 1,305-meter Greco-Roman ancient rock-cut tunnel in Alexandria

Unexpected Results Of Ancient DNA Study: Analysis sheds light on the early peopling of South America

2,000-year-old unique luxury Roman villa with “underfloor heating” found in Germany

In Parion, one of the most important cities of the Troas region, 2,000-year-old mother-child graves were unearthed

Kent Archaeological Society purchased an Anglo-Saxon hoard ahead of a London auction

A 1000-year-old Viking silver treasure found in Sweden

In Russia, archaeologists 2100-Year-Old Medallion of Goddess Aphrodite and a warrior tomb unearthed

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