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A set of iron weights shaped like Greek letters found in Uzuncaburç, Mersin, Türkiye. Credit: AA

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1,600-Year-Old Rare Greek Letter-Shaped Weights and Scale Found in Türkiye’s Uzuncaburç

9 July 2025

Archaeologists have made a significant discovery at the ancient city of Uzuncaburç in Türkiye’s southern Mersin province — a complete...

Archaeologists made the discovery while conducting survey work on the route of a planned motorway in the north of the country. Credit: x.com/AstronomiconEu

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Czech Discovery Reveals One of the Largest Celtic Settlements in Central Europe

8 July 2025

Over 13,000 artifacts, including gold coins and Baltic amber, discovered in one of Central Europe’s largest Celtic settlements. A groundbreaking...

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Unearthing the Epic: New Finds Bolster Links to Legendary Trojan War

8 July 2025

The legendary Trojan War, long enshrined in myth and Homeric epic, may be moving closer to historical validation as archaeologists...

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Alone Against Time: The 3,000-Year-Old Last Hittite Monument of Western Anatolia Awaits Rescue

8 July 2025

Carved into the cliffs of western Anatolia over three thousand years ago, the Karabel Rock Monument is the last surviving...

GUARD Archaeologists excavating the long Neolithic Hall at Carnoustie. Credit: GUARD Archaeology

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Scotland’s Giant Neolithic Timber Hall Discovered—Built 1,000 Years Before Stonehenge

8 July 2025

Archaeologists uncover one of the largest Neolithic timber halls in Scotland, revealing a long-lost site of prehistoric gatherings, rituals, and...

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Discovery of 1,500-Year-Old Mosaic at Ancient City of Dara in Mardin, Türkiye

7 July 2025

According to information provided by Anadolu Agency, archaeologists have recently uncovered a remarkably well-preserved 1,500-year-old mosaic decorated with drop and...

General view of the Tartessian archaeological site of Casas del Turuñuelo in Badajoz, Spain. Credit: Construyendo Tarteso Project (IAM-CSIC).

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Archaeologists Uncover Oldest Greek Marble Altar in Western Mediterranean at Tartessian Site in Spain

7 July 2025

The discovery of the Oldest Greek Marble Altar in the Western Mediterranean offers unprecedented insight into Tartessian culture and its...

Foundation walls in one of the grid-planned structures

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World’s Oldest Architectural House Model from 12,000-Year-Old Çayönü Hill Now on Display in Türkiye

6 July 2025

Unearthed at the 12,000-year-old Çayönü Hill, the world’s oldest architectural house model is now on display at the Diyarbakır Museum,...

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Burial Cave in Israel May Belong to Herodian Princess Salome: From Royal Tomb to Christian and Islamic Pilgrimage Site

6 July 2025

A recently reexamined Second Temple-period burial cave in southern Israel—long revered as the resting place of a Christian saint—may actually...

Acupuncture Needle fragments discovered inside a broken jade tube from the tomb of the Marquis of Haihun in Jiangxi Province, East China. Credit: Yang Jun

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As Thin as Modern Tools: World’s Oldest Steel Acupuncture Needles Discovered in China

6 July 2025

In a discovery that reshapes the history of traditional Chinese medicine, archaeologists have unearthed what experts now confirm to be...

1,600-Year-Old Rare Greek Letter-Shaped Weights and Scale Found in Türkiye’s Uzuncaburç

Czech Discovery Reveals One of the Largest Celtic Settlements in Central Europe

Unearthing the Epic: New Finds Bolster Links to Legendary Trojan War

Alone Against Time: The 3,000-Year-Old Last Hittite Monument of Western Anatolia Awaits Rescue

Scotland’s Giant Neolithic Timber Hall Discovered—Built 1,000 Years Before Stonehenge

Discovery of 1,500-Year-Old Mosaic at Ancient City of Dara in Mardin, Türkiye

Archaeologists Uncover Oldest Greek Marble Altar in Western Mediterranean at Tartessian Site in Spain

World’s Oldest Architectural House Model from 12,000-Year-Old Çayönü Hill Now on Display in Türkiye

Burial Cave in Israel May Belong to Herodian Princess Salome: From Royal Tomb to Christian and Islamic Pilgrimage Site

As Thin as Modern Tools: World’s Oldest Steel Acupuncture Needles Discovered in China

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