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Maya city Tikal put today’s urban gardens to shame

26 June 2021

The Maya civilization was known for its achievements in art, architecture, mathematics, astronomy, and calendar systems. Tikal, the ancient Maya...

Anatolian Archeology, News

10,000-year-old Settlement Discovered in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa

25 June 2021

A Neolithic settlement was discovered in the garden of a house in the Sayburç Neighborhood of Şanlıurfa’s Karaköprü district. News...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Underneath an Illegal Excavation House, a Subterranean City Is Revealed!

25 June 2021

Upon the information that illegal excavations were carried out in a house in the İscehisar district of Afyonkarahisar in western...

Aerial view of Neolithic settlement in Lumbarda, Croatia

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6,000-year-old island settlement found off the Croatian coast

24 June 2021

Archaeologist Mate Parica, a professor at the University of Zadar, noticed something unusual while examining satellite images of Croatia‘s coastline....

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Researchers find 3,000-year-old shark attack victim in Japan

24 June 2021

In a paper published today, Oxford-led researchers reveal their discovery of a 3,000-year-old victim—attacked by a shark in the Seto...

Archivio Fotografico del Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli

Classical Archeology, News

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art will launch “The Painters of Pompeii” on June 26

23 June 2021

A number of collection highlights will travel to North America for the first time as part of the exhibition The...

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The Stonehenge road tunnel is illegal, according to the High Court

23 June 2021

The transport secretary’s decision to allow a road tunnel to be built near Stonehenge was unlawful, according to the high...

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Evidence of Medieval Plague Victims Buried With “Significant Care” Found

23 June 2021

The Black Death, which killed between 40 and 60% of Europe’s population in the mid-14th century, was a devastating epidemic...

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Negev desert archaeological site offers important clues about modern human origin

22 June 2021

The archaeological excavation site at Boker Tachtit in Israel’s central Negev desert offers evidence to one of human history’s most...

Mesopotamia, News

Assyrian Art at Getty Villa

22 June 2021

The Getty Villa in Malibu, California’s arts complex is showcasing superbly-restored gypsum reliefs from the Assyrian Empire’s palaces for its...

Maya city Tikal put today’s urban gardens to shame

10,000-year-old Settlement Discovered in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa

Underneath an Illegal Excavation House, a Subterranean City Is Revealed!

6,000-year-old island settlement found off the Croatian coast

Researchers find 3,000-year-old shark attack victim in Japan

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art will launch “The Painters of Pompeii” on June 26

The Stonehenge road tunnel is illegal, according to the High Court

Evidence of Medieval Plague Victims Buried With “Significant Care” Found

Negev desert archaeological site offers important clues about modern human origin

Assyrian Art at Getty Villa

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