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The marble head at the stratigraphic level during the moment of uncovering, the view from the southeast (photograph by A. B. Biernacki).

20-Year Mystery Solved: Roman Marble Head in Crimea Identified as Laodice, the Woman Who Secured Her City’s Freedom

15 September 2025

An international team of archaeologists and scientists has finally solved a mystery that began more than two decades ago. In...

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Hoard of Thousands of Coins Buried During Europe’s Most Turbulent Years Discovered

14 September 2025

Discovery in Świerszczów near Hrubieszów sheds light on everyday currency and hidden treasures of the early modern era A remarkable...

Excavation area with foundations of the Romanesque synagogue. Credit: KT Kohler & Tomo Archaeology

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Lost Medieval Synagogue Unearthed: Foundations of a Major Jewish Center Rediscovered in Southern Germany

14 September 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered the long-lost remains of one of the most important medieval Jewish centers in southern Germany. Excavations at...

A vase containing 409 silver coins dating back more than 2,300 years and linked to Alexander the Great found in Arabia. Credit: Sharjah Archaeology Authority (SAA)

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Hidden Fortune in the Desert: 2,300-Year-Old Silver Coins Linked to Alexander the Great Found in Mleiha, United Arab Emirates

13 September 2025

Archaeology often surprises us with unexpected finds, but few discoveries capture the imagination like the recent unearthing of a simple...

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Rare Avar-Era Saber Unearthed Near Székesfehérvár, Hungary

13 September 2025

Archaeologists in Hungary have made a remarkable discovery: a rare Avar-period saber has been unearthed near the city of Székesfehérvár....

Soil DNA analysis from Türkiye’s İnönü Cave reveals 5,000-year-old charcoal therapy and ancient antibiotic resistance genes. Credit: Öztürk et al., 2025, PLOS ONE

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Ancient DNA From Turkish Cave Reveals 5,000-Year-Old Charcoal Therapy and Hidden Antibiotic Resistance

13 September 2025

Ancient DNA recovered from İnönü Cave in Türkiye’s Zonguldak province has uncovered evidence that prehistoric people used charcoal-based remedies to...

Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists Discover Rare Masked Roman Oil Lamp in Cuijk, Netherlands

13 September 2025

Archaeologists in Cuijk, North Brabant, have unearthed a remarkable discovery: a nearly 1,800-year-old Roman oil lamp adorned with a decorative...

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Ancient Waiting Bench Discovered Outside Pompeii’s Villa of the Mysteries

12 September 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered an extraordinary find during the latest excavations at the Villa of the Mysteries: an ancient waiting bench...

The findings overturns the old stereotype of “Man the Hunter".

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Beyond ‘Man the Hunter’: Stone Age Burials in Latvia Reveal Gender Equality

12 September 2025

Zvejnieki cemetery in Latvia, one of Europe’s largest Stone Age burial grounds, has revealed remarkable insights into equality, ritual, and...

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Sensational Discovery in Salzburg: 1,800-Year-Old Roman Ship’s Bow Unearthed During Renovation

11 September 2025

Archaeologists conducting excavations amid the renovation of the Neue Residenz in Salzburg’s Old Town have discovered a Roman ship’s bow...

20-Year Mystery Solved: Roman Marble Head in Crimea Identified as Laodice, the Woman Who Secured Her City’s Freedom

Hoard of Thousands of Coins Buried During Europe’s Most Turbulent Years Discovered

Lost Medieval Synagogue Unearthed: Foundations of a Major Jewish Center Rediscovered in Southern Germany

Hidden Fortune in the Desert: 2,300-Year-Old Silver Coins Linked to Alexander the Great Found in Mleiha, United Arab Emirates

Rare Avar-Era Saber Unearthed Near Székesfehérvár, Hungary

Ancient DNA From Turkish Cave Reveals 5,000-Year-Old Charcoal Therapy and Hidden Antibiotic Resistance

Archaeologists Discover Rare Masked Roman Oil Lamp in Cuijk, Netherlands

Beyond ‘Man the Hunter’: Stone Age Burials in Latvia Reveal Gender Equality

Sensational Discovery in Salzburg: 1,800-Year-Old Roman Ship’s Bow Unearthed During Renovation

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