Arkeonews

Ancient cooking vessel found in northern Minnesota dates back more than 1,600 years

28 February 2022

Dating of Ceramic sherds found in 2003 at the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota revealed the vessel...

Classical Archeology, News

A Roman bridge from the Republican era was discovered on Via Tiburtina

27 February 2022

The remains of a rare Republican-era bridge have been discovered on the 12th kilometer of the Via Tiburtina, the ancient...

News

World’s Oldest Pants was Made through Three Weaving Techniques

26 February 2022

Back in 2014, a group of archaeologists discovered in China a pair of wool pants dating back to around 3,300...

Elamite inscription attributed to Xerxes the Great found

News

An Elamite inscription attributed to Xerxes the Great was found at Persepolis

26 February 2022

During the classification and documentation project of inscribed objects and fragmentary inscriptions in the Persepolis Museum reserves, experts discovered a...

Upper molar of a Brontothere mammal of Asian origin [Credit: Alexis Licht & Grégoire Métais]

Culture

Balkanatolia: The Forgotten Continent That Sheds Light On The Evolution Of Mammals

25 February 2022

A team of French, American and Turkish paleontologists and geologists led by CNRS researchers has discovered the existence of a...

News

Saudi shipwreck excavation reveals hundreds of 18th-century artifacts on sunken ship in the north Red Sea

25 February 2022

Divers from Saudi Arabia’s Heritage Authority have discovered a shipwreck in the Red Sea from the 18th century filled with...

King Tut’s dagger was forged using iron from a meteorite.

Egyptian Archeology, News

The enigma behind King Tut’s’space dagger,’ according to archaeologists, has finally been solved

24 February 2022

Archaeologists have finally solved the enigma of King Tutankhamun’s dagger, which was discovered 3,400 years ago. A new examination of...

News

Flying reptile discovered in Scotland dubbed ‘Jurassic fighter jet’

24 February 2022

The jawbone of a 170 million-year-old pterosaur, described as the world’s best-preserved skeleton of the prehistoric winged reptile, was discovered...

News

7,000-year-old Ritual Complex Found In Jordan Desert

23 February 2022

The team of French and Jordanian archaeologists has discovered a 7,000-year-old ritualistic complex near what is thought to be the...

News

Evidence of a 1500-year-old Byzantine church found on the beach of Ashdod, Israel

22 February 2022

Recent rain in Israel has unearthed the remains of a marble pillar dating to around 1,500 years ago on a...

Ancient cooking vessel found in northern Minnesota dates back more than 1,600 years

A Roman bridge from the Republican era was discovered on Via Tiburtina

World’s Oldest Pants was Made through Three Weaving Techniques

An Elamite inscription attributed to Xerxes the Great was found at Persepolis

Balkanatolia: The Forgotten Continent That Sheds Light On The Evolution Of Mammals

Saudi shipwreck excavation reveals hundreds of 18th-century artifacts on sunken ship in the north Red Sea

The enigma behind King Tut’s’space dagger,’ according to archaeologists, has finally been solved

Flying reptile discovered in Scotland dubbed ‘Jurassic fighter jet’

7,000-year-old Ritual Complex Found In Jordan Desert

Evidence of a 1500-year-old Byzantine church found on the beach of Ashdod, Israel

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New Archaeological Discoveries at Lystra — the Sacred Anatolian City Cited Eight Times in the Bible

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