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Evidence of a Roman shrine dating back was discovered during dig at Leicester Cathedral

7 March 2023

Excavations by the University of Leicester archaeologists for have uncovered evidence that the site of Leicester Cathedral has been used...

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Archaeologists in Egypt unearth Roman-era cabin and royal sphinx statue

6 March 2023

An Egyptian archaeological mission discovered a sphinx statue inside a Roman-era limestone cabin excavated in Egypt’s south. The artifacts were...

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Ruins of the 700-year-old wharf, possibly used by royalty, found in Oslo

6 March 2023

An excavation by NIKU archaeologists in Oslo’s seaside neighborhood of Bjørvika has uncovered the remains of a long section of...

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Minoan civilization may have used celestial navigation techniques

3 March 2023

According to a study done by an American researcher at the University of Wales, ancient civilizations may have used celestial...

Reconstruction of Bar Hill Comb. Photo: © MOLA.

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Iron Age comb found made from human skull in UK

2 March 2023

Researchers from the London Archaeological Museum (MOLA) determined that an Iron Age comb they found during an archaeological dig that...

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Archaeologists have discovered sandstone blocks belonging to a pharaoh’s temple covered with hieroglyphs in Sudan

2 March 2023

Polish archaeologists have discovered sandstone blocks belonging to a pharaoh’s temple covered with hieroglyphs during excavations at Old Dongola in...

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New Moai statue discovered on Easter Island

1 March 2023

A new Moai statue has been discovered on Rapa Nui, a Chilean territory known as Easter Island. The sacred monument,...

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3,500-year-old perfectly preserved ancient frozen bear found in Siberian

28 February 2023

As the permafrost on Bolshoy Lyakhovsky Island in eastern Siberia melted, a mummified brown bear that lived more than three...

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Evidence of Brain Surgery performed 3,000 years ago discovered in the ancient city of Tel Megiddo

27 February 2023

Researchers have discovered a rare instance of delicate cranial surgery, possibly the earliest of its kind in the Middle East,...

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In Medieval burial ground, a rare embroidered Deisis depicting Jesus Christ was discovered

26 February 2023

Russian archaeologists have uncovered a rare embroidered Deisis depicting Jesus Christ in a medieval burial ground. 46 graves have been...

Evidence of a Roman shrine dating back was discovered during dig at Leicester Cathedral

Archaeologists in Egypt unearth Roman-era cabin and royal sphinx statue

Ruins of the 700-year-old wharf, possibly used by royalty, found in Oslo

Minoan civilization may have used celestial navigation techniques

Iron Age comb found made from human skull in UK

Archaeologists have discovered sandstone blocks belonging to a pharaoh’s temple covered with hieroglyphs in Sudan

New Moai statue discovered on Easter Island

3,500-year-old perfectly preserved ancient frozen bear found in Siberian

Evidence of Brain Surgery performed 3,000 years ago discovered in the ancient city of Tel Megiddo

In Medieval burial ground, a rare embroidered Deisis depicting Jesus Christ was discovered

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