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The Lost Letters of Caracalla: Ten Inscribed Slabs Unearthed Beneath a Turkish Village Home

28 October 2025

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28 October 2025

Archaeologists uncover ten inscribed stones believed to bear imperial letters written under Emperor Caracalla — hidden for nearly 1,800 years...

The 2,200-year-old Celtic gold coin — smaller than a one-cent piece — was presented in Dresden. Credit: Robert Michael / dpa.
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Saxony’s Oldest Gold Coin Unearthed in Leipzig: A 2,200-Year-Old Celtic Masterpiece

28 October 2025

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28 October 2025

A small yet extraordinary discovery has rewritten Saxony’s numismatic history. A certified hobby detectorist, Daniel Fest, uncovered what is now...

Corroded 16th-century sword from the “Collegium Jenense,” showing remnants of its original scabbard. Credit: INNOVENT e.V.
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Modern CT Technology Unveils Hidden Inscription on a Renaissance Sword

28 October 2025

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28 October 2025

In a remarkable fusion of history, archaeology, and cutting-edge technology, researchers from the Friedrich Schiller University Jena and INNOVENT e.V....

Researchers Veikko Miettinen, Dmitri Semenov, and Rami Saarikorpi at the Astuvansalmi rock cliffs in Finland. University of Eastern Finland
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Hidden for 5,000 Years: New Rock Paintings Discovered in Finland’s Astuvansalmi Cliff

27 October 2025

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27 October 2025

On the rocky shores of Lake Yövesi in Ristiina, Finland, a silent elk gazes into eternity. This iconic figure, painted...

Quarto – View of Stela 30. Credit: Octavio Esparza
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Ix Ch’ak Ch’een Becomes the First Female Maya Sovereign Revealed to Rule Cobá

26 October 2025

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26 October 2025

A new epigraphic breakthrough has unveiled the identity of Ix Ch’ak Ch’een, a female ruler who governed the ancient Maya...

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Bronze Bust of Egyptian Goddess Isis Unearthed in Satala, the Base of Legio XV Apollinaris

25 October 2025

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25 October 2025

Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Satala in northeastern Turkey have uncovered a rare 20-centimeter bronze bust of the Egyptian...

Anatolian Archeology, News

4,500-Year-Old ‘Gifted Graves’ Unearthed at Ikiztepe Mound in Northern Türkiye

25 October 2025

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25 October 2025

Archaeologists working at the prehistoric site of Ikiztepe Mound in northern Türkiye have uncovered two extraordinary burials — one belonging...

Aerial view of the Roman road connecting Vorgium to Quimperlé in the foreground. In the background, modern parcel boundaries still follow the trace of the ancient route. Credit: Florian Cousseau, Durham University
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6,000 Years of Human History Unearthed in Brittany: From Stone Age Villages to Roman Farms

25 October 2025

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25 October 2025

A large-scale archaeological excavation in the heart of Brittany has unveiled more than six thousand years of continuous human occupation,...

Łysa Góra archaeological site, Mazowsze region. Credit: Dr. Bartłomiej Kaczyński
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A Rare 4th-Century BCE Celtic Brain Surgery (Trepanation) Tool Discovered in Poland

24 October 2025

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24 October 2025

Archaeologists in Poland have made a fascinating discovery that sheds new light on Celtic presence and medical practices in ancient...

Anatolian Archeology, News

2,000-Year-Old Roman Hippodrome Discovered Beneath a Former Landfill in Kayseri

24 October 2025

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24 October 2025

In a remarkable archaeological breakthrough, researchers in central Türkiye have confirmed the discovery of a 2,000-year-old Roman hippodrome (Roman Circus)...

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