12 September 2026
Archaeologists Find a Medieval Fortified House Beneath an Industrial-Scale Watermill
Archaeologists working at Eisenborn in Luxembourg have uncovered a remarkable sequence of occupation beneath a historic…
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12 September 2026
Vast 300-Meter Iron Age Mining Complex Discovered Beneath Hallstatt
Archaeologists working in the prehistoric salt mine of Hallstatt in Austria have identified a vast complex…
11 September 2026
2,500-Year-Old Longhouse and Thracian Coin Reveal Unexpected Iron Age Links in Poland
Archaeologists excavating the Łysa Góra site in Poland have uncovered the remains of a 2,500-year-old longhouse…
11 September 2026
Rare Inscription Discovered at Hadrian’s Villa Marks a Place Made Sacred by Lightning
A rare Roman inscription discovered at Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli has preserved evidence of what happened…
11 September 2026
A Fortune Unearthed in Rural Luxembourg Sparked a Four-Year Secret Dig and an Unexpected Link to Ancient Anatolia
What began with gold coins appearing in a field in northern Luxembourg developed into a years-long…
10 September 2026
Bell-Shaped Ritual Pit Reveals Underworld Offerings as an Earthquake Interrupted a Sacred Meal 1,700 Years Ago
Archaeologists excavating the ancient Bosporan settlement of Artezian have uncovered a remarkable ritual landscape where offerings…
10 September 2026
Archaeologists Discover 4,000-Year-Old Seeds of Ankara’s Endemic Flower in Hittite Vessel
A 4,000-year-old vessel unearthed at the Hittite settlement of Külhöyük in central Türkiye has produced an…
10 September 2026
The Devil’s Arrows Were Built From 25-Tonne Stones Hauled 18 Kilometres
More than four thousand years ago, prehistoric communities in northern England appear to have faced an…
10 September 2026
Syrian Man Finds Nearly 400 Ancient Artifacts While Digging Shelter From Assad Regime Bombing
A Syrian man digging a bomb shelter to protect his family from airstrikes in Idlib made…
9 September 2026
An Enamelled Roman Sword Fitting Emerges From a 1,800-Year-Old Layer at Vindolanda
A small but striking object has emerged from the soil at Roman Vindolanda, the celebrated frontier…