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Antalya Museum Sheds Light on the Southern History of Anatolia

17 April 2021

Antalya province on Turkey’s breathtaking Mediterranean, besides the incredible coastline, is besides quite remarkable that up with ancient artifacts and...

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Archaeologists Discovered a New Pyramid Resembling Teotihuacán in Tikal

17 April 2021

Researchers discovered a new pyramid complex in the Tikal in Guatemala. About 65 km south of El Mirador in the...

Classical Archeology

New Evidence for Roman’s Emerald Production in Egypt’s the Eastern Desert

16 April 2021

Archaeological excavations in Egypt’s eastern desert provide new data. Excavations in the Egyptian Eastern Desert delivers proof of emerald mines...

Tools found in male graves used during their lifetime for wood working

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Grave Goods Show Gendered Roles for Neolithic Age

16 April 2021

Grave goods, such as stone tools, have revealed that Neolithic farmers had different work-related activities for men and women. Researchers...

Early alphabetic inscription on a White Slip II rim sherd (Antiquity Publications Ltd//J. Dye, Austrian Academy of Sciences)

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Archaeologists Find the Missing Link of the Alphabet

15 April 2021

Researchers believe that Tel Lachish pottery is the oldest of its kind found in the region, and could explain how...

The complex of buildings include a circular room and a bath house

Classical Archeology

The Roman villa in North Yorkshire is described as the first of its kind

14 April 2021

A Roman villa has been found at a construction site in North Yorkshire, considered the first of its kind. Remains...

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1500-Year-Old Petroglyphs Found in Central Iran

13 April 2021

Researchers have discovered 70 petroglyphs carved into the rock that they think is from the Sassanid era. The petroglyphs were...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, located in the state of New York of the United States, celebrates its 151st anniversary.

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art Celebrates 151th Anniversary of Its Establishment

13 April 2021

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the few museums in the world, celebrates the 151st anniversary of its establishment....

Classical Archeology

Italian Art Police Seize Stolen Roman Statue

12 April 2021

Italian police said they recovered a first-century Roman statue that was stolen in 2011 and found in an antique shop...

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Researcher Says There is Similarity Between Mayan and Shu Cultures

12 April 2021

The similarities between Mayan civilization and Shu culture draw the attention of researchers. As it is known, the Sanxingdui ruins,...

Antalya Museum Sheds Light on the Southern History of Anatolia

Archaeologists Discovered a New Pyramid Resembling Teotihuacán in Tikal

New Evidence for Roman’s Emerald Production in Egypt’s the Eastern Desert

Grave Goods Show Gendered Roles for Neolithic Age

Archaeologists Find the Missing Link of the Alphabet

The Roman villa in North Yorkshire is described as the first of its kind

1500-Year-Old Petroglyphs Found in Central Iran

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Celebrates 151th Anniversary of Its Establishment

Italian Art Police Seize Stolen Roman Statue

Researcher Says There is Similarity Between Mayan and Shu Cultures

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