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The world’s northernmost Palaeolithic settlement has been discovered on Kotelny Island in the Arctic

20 August 2021

During the Paleolithic period, hominins lived in tiny groups and subsisted by collecting plants, fishing, and killing or scavenging wild...

News

Archaeologists discovered the monastery of Queen Cynethryth, a strong Anglo-Saxon queen

19 August 2021

Archaeologists from the University of Reading and local volunteers excavating on the grounds of Holy Trinity Church have made an...

News

A farmer discovered artifacts of the Unetice culture in his field

19 August 2021

A farmer in Sulęcin county in Poland’s Lubusz province discovered a rare treasure while trying to clear stones from his...

An aerial imaginary of Death Valley. D. Frymark

News

In Poland’s “Death Valley,” new evidence of Nazi atrocities

18 August 2021

In October 1939, between 30,000 and 35,000 Polish intellectuals, Polish civilians, Jews and Czechs, and German prisoners from psychiatric institutions...

News

A rare treasure with ornaments nearly a thousand years old was discovered in Staraya Ryazan, Russia

18 August 2021

During expeditions of the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, a rare treasure with ornaments of about...

Fossils unearthed in Muş, eastern Turkey,

Anatolian Archeology, News

Fossils of sea creatures 35 million years old discovered in eastern Turkey

17 August 2021

In Turkey’s eastern province of Mus, a team of researchers discovered fossils of sea creatures estimated to be 35 million...

Travel

South Korea, Mireuksa Temple ve The World Heritage Festival for “Baekje Historic Areas,”

17 August 2021

Baekje (18 B.C. to A.D. 660) is one of Korea’s Three Kingdoms Period’s lesser-known eras (57 B.C. to A.D. 668)....

Classical Archeology, News

Unique semi-mummified body tomb discovered in Pompeii

17 August 2021

A semi-mummified skeleton was discovered in the Porta Sarno necropolis, which is located east of Pompeii’s city center and is...

Culture

Georgia’s Queen of Kings “Tamar the Great”

17 August 2021

Queen Tamar (1160-1235 CE) reigned during Georgia’s Golden Age, when the country’s frontiers stretched from the Black Sea to the...

News

Over 1,600-yr-old tomb of embracing lovers found in north China

16 August 2021

Archaeologists recently published a study of the tomb of cuddling lovers, dating to the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534), more than...

The world’s northernmost Palaeolithic settlement has been discovered on Kotelny Island in the Arctic

Archaeologists discovered the monastery of Queen Cynethryth, a strong Anglo-Saxon queen

A farmer discovered artifacts of the Unetice culture in his field

In Poland’s “Death Valley,” new evidence of Nazi atrocities

A rare treasure with ornaments nearly a thousand years old was discovered in Staraya Ryazan, Russia

Fossils of sea creatures 35 million years old discovered in eastern Turkey

South Korea, Mireuksa Temple ve The World Heritage Festival for “Baekje Historic Areas,”

Unique semi-mummified body tomb discovered in Pompeii

Georgia’s Queen of Kings “Tamar the Great”

Over 1,600-yr-old tomb of embracing lovers found in north China

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A Rare Design in Roman Military Architecture: Triangular Stone Tower Discovered Near Sofia

Ancient Tomb of Korean Hostage Prince Found in China

Hidden Treasure from the Thirty Years’ War: Rare Silver Coins Found in Copper Cauldron in Brandenburg

What Lies Beneath Bor Ovoo? Turkish and Mongolian Researchers Set to Unearth Ancient Nomadic Traditions

The Spoon of Diocles: Ancient Arrowhead Remover or Misunderstood Mystery?

A Symbol of Elite Roman Luxury: Frescoed Villa with Fish Pond Discovered in Tripolis

Vampires Were Born Here: The Forgotten Serbian Village Behind the World’s Oldest Vampire Legend

4,000-Year-Old Flint Arrow Lodged in Human Rib Reveals Direct Evidence of Prehistoric Violence

3,000-Year-Old Eyeliner Innovative Formula Discovered in Iran: A Unique Iron Age Kohl Without Lead

2,700-Year-Old Rare Bronze Knives from the Early Saka Period Unearthed in Kazakhstan