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Norwegian Boy in Search of Granddad’s Wedding Ring Finds 1500-year-old Roman Jewellery

11 August 2021

Sander Magnus Vang (12) needed to find his grandfather’s lost wedding ring. Instead, he found a 1500-year-old ring. The golden...

Anatolian Archeology, Culture

Brief history and 9 unknowns of Hagia Sophia

11 August 2021

The Great Church was the name given to Hagia Sophia when it was initially constructed (Megale Ekklesia). However, the Church...

Anatolian Archeology, News

New fortifications unearthed in Porsuk Mound excavations

11 August 2021

In the excavations of Porsuk Mound, which is an important Hittite settlement and where traces of settlement remains can be...

News

Archaeologists find a 5,000-year-old piece of wood in Orkney, which they describe as “astonishing”

10 August 2021

Archaeologists continue to make surprising discoveries in Orkney. Although organic materials are quite difficult to find, archaeologists have found a...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Maltaş Temple Revealed

10 August 2021

Phrygian Valley, 10 meters high monument with Phrygian scriptures inscriptions on it discovered. The unearthed Maltaş monument is actually the...

News

A Thousand-Year-Old Iron Age-old grave in Finland Is Ascribed to a Prominent Non-Binary Person

10 August 2021

Archaeologists found a weapon grave in Finland’s Suontaka Vesitorninmäki in 1968. The remains discovered in the burial have been at...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Turkey to Present 12 Historic Artifacts to Istanbul Patriarch

10 August 2021

The government said on Monday that Turkey will deliver stolen icons from ancient local churches to Istanbul’s Fener Greek Patriarch...

Culture

Spain’s little-known Viking history is being uncovered

9 August 2021

Spain has been subjected to more invasions and conquests than any other European country. And, while the Roman, Visigothic, and...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Theater of Perinthos Ancient City to be unearthed

9 August 2021

The theater area in the Ancient City of Perinthos, whose history dates back to 600 BC, will be unearthed during...

University of Leicester Archaeological Services

Classical Archeology, News

New evidence for the use of lions during executions in Roman Britain

9 August 2021

Archaeologists have discovered an elaborate key as proof that wild animals were employed as execution vehicles in public arena events...

Norwegian Boy in Search of Granddad’s Wedding Ring Finds 1500-year-old Roman Jewellery

Brief history and 9 unknowns of Hagia Sophia

New fortifications unearthed in Porsuk Mound excavations

Archaeologists find a 5,000-year-old piece of wood in Orkney, which they describe as “astonishing”

Maltaş Temple Revealed

A Thousand-Year-Old Iron Age-old grave in Finland Is Ascribed to a Prominent Non-Binary Person

Turkey to Present 12 Historic Artifacts to Istanbul Patriarch

Spain’s little-known Viking history is being uncovered

Theater of Perinthos Ancient City to be unearthed

New evidence for the use of lions during executions in Roman Britain

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