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3,000-Year-Old ‘Wildlife Park’ Discovered at Yinxu Ruins in Henan

14 January 2026

Archaeologists working at the Yinxu Ruins in Anyang, Central China’s Henan Province, have uncovered compelling evidence that Shang Dynasty elites...

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Seven Lost Cities Mentioned in Ancient Texts That Archaeologists Have Yet to Find

14 January 2026

For centuries, ancient texts have described powerful cities, wealthy capitals, and sacred trade centers that once shaped human civilization. While...

Silver fibula pendant set with a garnet, discovered in an elite early medieval child burial from the Upper Ob region of Siberia. Credit: Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University (NSPU)

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Jewel-Rich Elite Child Graves Discovered in Northern Siberia’s Upper Ob Region

13 January 2026

Archaeologists working in Siberia have identified a series of early medieval child burials containing jewelry, ornate belts, and high-status dress...

The remains of an Anglo-Saxon pony, about 1.4m (4ft 6in)-tall, was found buried alongside the shadow skeletons of two people. Credit: Oxford Cotswold Archaeology

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Anglo-Saxon Prince Buried With His Horse Discovered at Sizewell C Site

13 January 2026

An elite Anglo-Saxon prince buried with his horse discovered during Sizewell C excavation in Suffolk, revealing rare 7th-century burial rituals...

Gold ornament from Lakkithra. Credit: Greek Ministry of Culture, Ephorate of Antiquities of Kephallenia and Ithaki.

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Mycenaean Gold Ornaments Reveal Surprising Northern European Solar Symbols

13 January 2026

Two small gold objects discovered in Mycenaean tombs on the Greek island of Cephalonia are reshaping what archaeologists know about...

Credit: General Directorate of Cultural Assets and Museums via X

Anatolian Archeology, News

Unique Medieval Ivory Archer’s Ring Discovered at Hasankeyf

12 January 2026

A rare and highly significant archaeological discovery has recently emerged from the ancient settlement of Hasankeyf, one of the most...

Dionysos with an erect phallus depicted on a 2,500-year-old bone stylus discovered in Gela, Sicily. Credit: Superintendency of Caltanissetta / Government of Sicily

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Erotic Symbolism on a Potter’s Tool? Rare 5th Century BC Bone Stylus Found in Sicily

11 January 2026

An extraordinary archaeological discovery in southern Sicily is reshaping scholarly understanding of ancient Greek craftsmanship and ritual symbolism. Excavations in...

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Roman Bone Box with No Known Parallels Discovered in Broadway Grave

11 January 2026

Archaeologists in England have uncovered an extraordinary artefact that is reshaping our understanding of daily life and burial practices in...

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Rare 3,300-Year-Old Faience Mask Unearthed at Dilmun Burial Site in Bahrain

11 January 2026

Archaeologists in Bahrain have uncovered a rare and enigmatic artifact from the ancient Dilmun civilization: an ornamented pottery head known...

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Ancient Cave Paintings in Texas Are Thousands of Years Older Than Expected, New Study Reveals

11 January 2026

Archaeologists working in the canyonlands of southwest Texas have discovered that some of North America’s most iconic cave paintings are...

3,000-Year-Old ‘Wildlife Park’ Discovered at Yinxu Ruins in Henan

Seven Lost Cities Mentioned in Ancient Texts That Archaeologists Have Yet to Find

Jewel-Rich Elite Child Graves Discovered in Northern Siberia’s Upper Ob Region

Anglo-Saxon Prince Buried With His Horse Discovered at Sizewell C Site

Mycenaean Gold Ornaments Reveal Surprising Northern European Solar Symbols

Unique Medieval Ivory Archer’s Ring Discovered at Hasankeyf

Erotic Symbolism on a Potter’s Tool? Rare 5th Century BC Bone Stylus Found in Sicily

Roman Bone Box with No Known Parallels Discovered in Broadway Grave

Rare 3,300-Year-Old Faience Mask Unearthed at Dilmun Burial Site in Bahrain

Ancient Cave Paintings in Texas Are Thousands of Years Older Than Expected, New Study Reveals

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A Mysterious Sand Layer Beneath an Ancient Assur Temple: A Unique Discovery in Northern Mesopotamia Rewriting the Origins of the Goddess Ishtar

The Carthaginian Elephant in the Oppidum: New Archaeological Evidence of War Elephants in the Second Punic War

A Massive Second Temple–Era Quarry and a 2,000-Year-Old Key Unearthed in Jerusalem

Researchers Discover a 40-Million-Year-Old Ant in Amber Once Owned by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Newly Discovered Roman Sanctuary in Frankfurt Secures Over €1 Million for International Research Project

Halley’s Comet Discovered 600 Years Earlier by an 11th-Century Monk, Study Finds

A Mysterious Ring and a Viking Pin: Novgorod’s Archaeology Reveals a Hidden War Route

Siberia’s Last Shaman: DNA Study Uncovers a Woman Who Defied Empire and Time

Sassanid-Era Inscription Linked to Royal Festival Discovered Near Persepolis

Preserving the site of Christ’s birth: Restoration of the Grotto of the Nativity Set to Begin in Bethlehem