24 October 2025
A Rare 4th-Century BCE Celtic Brain Surgery (Trepanation) Tool Discovered in Poland
Archaeologists in Poland have made a fascinating discovery that sheds new light on Celtic presence and…
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24 October 2025
2,000-Year-Old Roman Hippodrome Discovered Beneath a Former Landfill in Kayseri
In a remarkable archaeological breakthrough, researchers in central Türkiye have confirmed the discovery of a 2,000-year-old…
24 October 2025
1,500-Year-Old Roman Mosaic Unearthed in Mardin: Hidden Masterpiece Rescued from Smugglers
A 1,500-year-old mosaic depicting vivid animal figures has been recovered during an anti-smuggling operation in southeastern…
24 October 2025
Archaeologists Discover Kazakhstan’s Earliest Human Burial — A 7,000-Year-Old Neolithic Grave at Koken
Archaeologists in eastern Kazakhstan have uncovered the country’s oldest known human burial, dating back around 7,000…
24 October 2025
70-Million-Year-Old Giant Flying Reptile Unearthed in Syria — The Country’s First Pterosaur Fossil
A colossal flying reptile that once soared over the Cretaceous skies has been discovered in Syria…
23 October 2025
Mystery in Speyer: 1,000-Year-Old Human Remains and Ancient Cloth Found in Abandoned Glass Case
A strange discovery in the German city of Speyer has left archaeologists and police puzzled. A…
23 October 2025
Rare Roman Legionary Helmet Looted from Serbia Appears in U.S. Auction
Rare Roman legionary helmet sparks international debate over cultural heritage and illicit antiquities trade A rare…
23 October 2025
Archaeologists Unearth First-Ever Assyrian Inscription in Jerusalem — A 2,700-Year-Old Message Between Kings
Archaeologists in Jerusalem have uncovered a discovery of extraordinary significance: a tiny, 2,700-year-old pottery fragment inscribed…
22 October 2025
12,000-Year-Old Rock Carvings Discovered Beneath Waters of Atatürk Dam in Türkiye
Archaeologists and museum officials in Adıyaman, southeastern Türkiye, have captured underwater images of rock carvings estimated…
22 October 2025
Kerkenes Excavations Reveal Possible Proto-Turkic Kurgans Dating Back 2,600 Years
Archaeological excavations at the ancient city of Kerkenes (Pteria) in central Anatolia have revealed burial features…