Arkeonews

World’s Largest Geoglyphs Found in the Thar Desert

29 May 2021

A massive spiral encompassing 100,000 square meters unearthed in the Indian desert may be the greatest drawing ever drawn. The...

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Analysis of 13,000-Year-Old Bones Reveals Violent Raids in Prehistoric ‘Jebel Sahaba’

28 May 2021

Since its discovery in the 1960s, the 13-millennium-old Jebel Sahaba cemetery (Nile Valley, Sudan) has been regarded as one of...

Mesopotamia, News

4,000-year-old War Memorial of Banat-Bazi in Syria

28 May 2021

Archaeologists have identified a memorial monument built before 2300 BC in the Banat-Bazi region in Syria. Known as the “White...

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Southwest Germany’s Oldest Gold Artifact Found

28 May 2021

Archaeologists discovered the 3,800-year-old burial of a woman who died when she was around 20 years old in what is...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

Early Roman Aqueduct Discovered in Turkey’s Aydın Province

27 May 2021

In the Kuşadasi region of western Turkey’s Aydin, archaeologists and scholars unearthed an approximately 2,000-year-old ancient Roman aqueduct. Experts believe...

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Secrets of the Galloway Hoard Revealed

27 May 2021

Experts have uncovered fascinating secrets of a Viking Age hoard discovered by a metal detector to be presented to the...

Ancient amulet to protect against the 'evil eye.'

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1500-year-old Amulet Made to Ward off the Evil Eye in Galilee

26 May 2021

Discovered about 40 years ago in the Galilee village of Arbel, the necklace sheds light on life 1500 years ago....

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Jomon Ruins Adding to UNESCO World Heritage List

26 May 2021

An international advisory panel has recommended that a group of ruins from the ancient Jomon period in northern Japan is...

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A 2000-year-old Rare Artifact was Found Near Poltava

25 May 2021

Scarab beetle pendant found near the Ukrainian city of Poltava. During the building of the H-31 motorway in the Poltava...

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Viking Ship Burials Shrouded in Mystery on Danish Island

25 May 2021

Archaeologists studying the origins and makeup of the Kalvestene burial field, a famed place in Scandinavian legend, have undertaken new...

World’s Largest Geoglyphs Found in the Thar Desert

Analysis of 13,000-Year-Old Bones Reveals Violent Raids in Prehistoric ‘Jebel Sahaba’

4,000-year-old War Memorial of Banat-Bazi in Syria

Southwest Germany’s Oldest Gold Artifact Found

Early Roman Aqueduct Discovered in Turkey’s Aydın Province

Secrets of the Galloway Hoard Revealed

1500-year-old Amulet Made to Ward off the Evil Eye in Galilee

Jomon Ruins Adding to UNESCO World Heritage List

A 2000-year-old Rare Artifact was Found Near Poltava

Viking Ship Burials Shrouded in Mystery on Danish Island

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Ancient Eco-Tech Uncovered in Lebanon: Phoenicians Used Recycled Pottery for Hydraulic Lime Plaster 2,700 Years Ago

Archaeologists Uncover Rare Trojan War-Era Armor from 1200 BCE in Czechia

First Trilobite Fossil Amulet from Roman Early Empire (1st–3rd Century CE) Found in Spain

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