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Squalicorax tooth recovered during an archaeological dig in the City of David, one of the oldest parts of Jerusalem. OMRI LERNAU

A 2900-year-old collection of fossilized shark teeth found in the City of David, one of Jerusalem’s oldest Parts

5 July 2021

Scientists discovered an inexplicable collection of fossilized shark teeth at a 2900-year-old archaeological site in Jerusalem’s City of David, one...

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Shetland Discoveries Seem Close to Uncovering Ancient Viking Capital

4 July 2021

Important discoveries were made on the last day of excavations to find the ancient Viking capital of Shetland, through the...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The World’s Oldest Smiling Water Flask with Emoji will be on display

4 July 2021

After the collapse of the Hittite Empire, the Late Hittite States was established in Anatolia and Syria. One of these...

Anatolian Archeology, News

8,000-year-old Musical Instrument found in northwest Turkey

4 July 2021

Archaeologists in northwestern Turkey’s Bilecik on Tuesday discovered a musical instrument that dates back to an estimated 8,000 years. During...

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Hundreds of skeletons found on Welsh beach

4 July 2021

Archaeologists found the burial site of women and children just below the surface of the sand dunes on Whitesands Bay...

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10,000-year-old rock art discovered in the Indian village of Medikonda

3 July 2021

Rock art containing tiger, human and animal figures was found at the Jogulamba Gadwal site in Telangana, India. The New...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Two Archaic Sculptures was Unearthed in Milas Euromos 2021 Excavations

2 July 2021

Milas Euromos 2021 archaeological excavations continue. During the excavations of Milas Euromos 2021, archaeologists unearthed two archaic period statues (kuros)...

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Early Female Emperors in Japan “Empress Kōken”

2 July 2021

Born into the aristocratic Fujiwara clan, this extraordinary woman first ascended to the throne as Empress Kōken and became the...

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The 1,000-year-old Church found under a cornfield in Germany

2 July 2021

The foundation walls of the large church of the rediscovered Royal Palace of Helfta in Eisleben in the German state...

Classical Archeology, News

Roman camp of 10,000 people discovered in northern Portugal

2 July 2021

A camp used by 10,000 Roman soldiers sent to conquer northwestern Iberia has been discovered in the Portuguese city of...

A 2900-year-old collection of fossilized shark teeth found in the City of David, one of Jerusalem’s oldest Parts

Shetland Discoveries Seem Close to Uncovering Ancient Viking Capital

The World’s Oldest Smiling Water Flask with Emoji will be on display

8,000-year-old Musical Instrument found in northwest Turkey

Hundreds of skeletons found on Welsh beach

10,000-year-old rock art discovered in the Indian village of Medikonda

Two Archaic Sculptures was Unearthed in Milas Euromos 2021 Excavations

Early Female Emperors in Japan “Empress Kōken”

The 1,000-year-old Church found under a cornfield in Germany

Roman camp of 10,000 people discovered in northern Portugal

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