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The greatest Anglo-Saxon treasure trove ever unearthed has been discovered by a metal detectorist

10 November 2021

A metal detector in West Norfolk, England, unearthed 131 coins and 4 golden artifacts going back 1,400 years. This is...

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Silver coins found near the ruins of the medieval monastery in Holy island

10 November 2021

Archaeologists have discovered a silver coin on Lindisfarne, known as Holy Island, in the northeast of England. Dig Ventures is...

Anatolian Archeology, News

In southern Turkey, an ancient quake-damaged structure was discovered

9 November 2021

In the ancient city of Perre in southeastern Turkey, a building damaged in an earthquake believed to have happened in...

Mesopotamia, News

Archaeologists reconstructing how the Assyrian army conquered the ancient Judean city of Lachish 2700 years ago

9 November 2021

Archaeologists discovered how King Sennacherib’s soldiers constructed the huge siege ramp that enabled them to defeat the Lachish city 2,700...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The place of Puduhepa’s hometown Lawazantiya will be illuminated with Tatarlı Höyük

9 November 2021

Excavations at Tatarlı Höyük (mound) are trying to reach findings that will enable the determination of the location of Lawazantiya,...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Structures in Turkey’s Panaztepe pointing out a 5,000-year-old settlement found

8 November 2021

In the 5000-year-old Panaztepe settlement located in the Menemen district of Izmir, structures thought to belong to the oldest period...

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Fossil of a hominid child who died almost 250,000 years ago discovered in South Africa

8 November 2021

A team of international and South African researchers uncovered the fossil remains of an early hominid kid who died almost...

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In Lviv, Ukraine, a secret room where Jews were hiding in city sewers during the Nazi Holocaust has been unearthed

7 November 2021

In the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, diggers have uncovered new hiding spots in underground sewers where some Jews managed...

Extremely well-preserved "Slave Room" at Villa Civita Giuliana in Pompeii

Classical Archeology, News

The latest discovery at the villa Civita Giuliana, north of Pompeii, the remains of a slave room

7 November 2021

Ella IDE Pompeii archaeologists announced Saturday the discovery of the remnants of a “slave room” in an exceedingly unusual find...

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In a Wisconsin lake, archaeologists discover a 1,200-year-old dugout canoe

6 November 2021

Maritime archaeologists from the Wisconsin Historical Society have discovered a dugout wooden canoe in Lake Mendota, Wisconsin, USA. Carbon analysis...

The greatest Anglo-Saxon treasure trove ever unearthed has been discovered by a metal detectorist

Silver coins found near the ruins of the medieval monastery in Holy island

In southern Turkey, an ancient quake-damaged structure was discovered

Archaeologists reconstructing how the Assyrian army conquered the ancient Judean city of Lachish 2700 years ago

The place of Puduhepa’s hometown Lawazantiya will be illuminated with Tatarlı Höyük

Structures in Turkey’s Panaztepe pointing out a 5,000-year-old settlement found

Fossil of a hominid child who died almost 250,000 years ago discovered in South Africa

In Lviv, Ukraine, a secret room where Jews were hiding in city sewers during the Nazi Holocaust has been unearthed

The latest discovery at the villa Civita Giuliana, north of Pompeii, the remains of a slave room

In a Wisconsin lake, archaeologists discover a 1,200-year-old dugout canoe

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