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Structures in Turkey’s Panaztepe pointing out a 5,000-year-old settlement found

8 November 2021

In the 5000-year-old Panaztepe settlement located in the Menemen district of Izmir, structures thought to belong to the oldest period...

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Fossil of a hominid child who died almost 250,000 years ago discovered in South Africa

8 November 2021

A team of international and South African researchers uncovered the fossil remains of an early hominid kid who died almost...

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In Lviv, Ukraine, a secret room where Jews were hiding in city sewers during the Nazi Holocaust has been unearthed

7 November 2021

In the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, diggers have uncovered new hiding spots in underground sewers where some Jews managed...

Extremely well-preserved "Slave Room" at Villa Civita Giuliana in Pompeii

Classical Archeology, News

The latest discovery at the villa Civita Giuliana, north of Pompeii, the remains of a slave room

7 November 2021

Ella IDE Pompeii archaeologists announced Saturday the discovery of the remnants of a “slave room” in an exceedingly unusual find...

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In a Wisconsin lake, archaeologists discover a 1,200-year-old dugout canoe

6 November 2021

Maritime archaeologists from the Wisconsin Historical Society have discovered a dugout wooden canoe in Lake Mendota, Wisconsin, USA. Carbon analysis...

Classical Archeology, News

A rare 2,500-year-old shipwreck found off the Greek island of Kythera

5 November 2021

A rare shipwreck from the ancient era was discovered during the maritime survey for the Crete-Peloponnese subsea link. The Independent...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Remains of 2 houses belonging to the founding period of the city were unearthed in the ancient city of Hierapolis

5 November 2021

During this year’s excavations in the ancient city of Hierapolis-Pamukkale in Turkey’s Aegean province Denizli, the remains of two houses...

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Unusual construction material may be linked to the Tower of Babel

5 November 2021

Archaeologists have recently discovered bitumen and mortar plastered onto a brick dating back to the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II. This...

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Saudi Arabia launching world’s first-ever ‘Museum in the Sky’

4 November 2021

The world’s first “Museum in the Sky” flight operated by Saudia Airlines, will take off from Riyadh to AlUla today....

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

In the backstage of Smyrna Ancient Theater Latrina found

3 November 2021

Interesting finds unearthed during the excavations of the 2400-year-old Ancient City of Smyrna in the Aegean region of Turkey continue...

Structures in Turkey’s Panaztepe pointing out a 5,000-year-old settlement found

Fossil of a hominid child who died almost 250,000 years ago discovered in South Africa

In Lviv, Ukraine, a secret room where Jews were hiding in city sewers during the Nazi Holocaust has been unearthed

The latest discovery at the villa Civita Giuliana, north of Pompeii, the remains of a slave room

In a Wisconsin lake, archaeologists discover a 1,200-year-old dugout canoe

A rare 2,500-year-old shipwreck found off the Greek island of Kythera

Remains of 2 houses belonging to the founding period of the city were unearthed in the ancient city of Hierapolis

Unusual construction material may be linked to the Tower of Babel

Saudi Arabia launching world’s first-ever ‘Museum in the Sky’

In the backstage of Smyrna Ancient Theater Latrina found

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