World’s Oldest Ritual Honey Found in Bronze Jars Beneath Italian Temple
In a discovery that may represent the world’s oldest ritual honey, researchers have identified the chemical remains of ancient honey...
5,000-Year-Old Matrilineal Society Discovered in China: DNA Unveils Ancient Female-Led Clans
In a remarkable study, scientists have uncovered genetic evidence of a rare matrilineal society in Neolithic China, where women determined...
Three New Domus de Janas Unearthed in Sardinia: 5,000-Year-Old “Fairy Houses” Discovered
Hidden beneath the rugged landscapes of Sardinia lie the silent dwellings of an ancient world — the Domus de Janas,...
Have We Found Moses’ Signature? Ancient Inscriptions in Egypt May Hold the First Written Link to the Bible
Mysterious Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions may point to Moses and Joseph as historical figures, sparking global scholarly controversy. A groundbreaking proto-thesis by...
1,000-Year-Old Kufic-Inscribed Tombstone Unearthed at Dowlatshahi Mosque in UNESCO-Listed Yazd, Iran
In a remarkable archaeological discovery, a nearly 1,000-year-old Kufic-Inscribed tombstone has been unearthed during restoration efforts at the Dowlatshahi Mosque,...
Anaweka Waka: New Zealand’s Most Significant Archaeological Find Gets a Permanent Home
Discovered in 2012, New Zealand’s most significant archaeological find may soon become the centerpiece of a purpose-built wharewaka in Golden...
12,000-Year-Old Grid-Plan Structures and Water Channel Discovered at Çayönü Mound
New Neolithic-era discoveries at Çayönü in southeastern Türkiye, dating back to approximately 10,200–6,500 BCE, include four grid-plan buildings and a...
5,500-Year-Old Blade Workshop Unearthed Near Biblical Gath Reveals
In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, Israeli researchers have unearthed a 5,500-year-old flint blade workshop near Kiryat Gat, southern Israel—the first...
Gruesome Evidence of Prehistoric Cannibalism: Child Decapitated 850,000 Years Ago at Atapuerca
In a chilling archaeological discovery, researchers have uncovered direct evidence that a child was decapitated and cannibalized approximately 850,000 years...
Before Rome, Before Greece: Anatolia’s Oldest Glass Revealed in Hittite Büklükale
Nestled along the western bank of the Kızılırmak River in central Turkey, the archaeological site of Büklükale continues to astonish...