6 September 2026
Could Göbekli Tepe’s ‘Handbag’ Symbols Be the World’s Oldest Architectural Drawings?
Three unusual shapes carved across the upper part of Göbekli Tepe’s famous Pillar 43 have been…
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Archaeology news
6 September 2026
Türkiye’s ‘Petra’ Hides an Extraordinary Byzantine Treasure: The Smiling Virgin Mary of Gümüşler Monastery
Hidden inside a massive volcanic rock formation near Niğde in central Türkiye is a Byzantine complex…
5 September 2026
2,400-Year-Old Etruscan Tomb of the Blue Demons May Have Created a Trance-Like Sensory Experience
Demons at Tarquinia may have encountered far more than painted walls and a burial chamber. New…
5 September 2026
Archaeologists in Jordan Uncover a Church With an Unexpected Past as an Olive Press
A previously unknown Khirbet Qabla church uncovered in northern Jordan has revealed an unexpected earlier life:…
4 September 2026
‘Kerry Cow’ Was Never a Cow: Ancient Bones Rewrite Ireland’s Farming Story
Bones from one of Ireland’s most important Mesolithic sites, long regarded as the earliest evidence of…
4 September 2026
Assyrian Capital Nimrud’s 340-Hectare Lower Town Is Finally Coming Into View After Nearly 180 Years
For generations, the story of Nimrud has been told through its palaces, temples, monumental reliefs and…
4 September 2026
5,000-Year-Old Burial Mound in Poland Reveals Man Buried with 42-Tooth Necklace and Battle Axe
An archaeological excavation near Żórawina in southwestern Poland has uncovered a burial that is thousands of…
3 September 2026
Unique Roman Imperial Bath Built Inside a Monumental Palace Tower Discovered at Šarkamen in Serbia
Archaeologists excavating the Vrelo–Šarkamen imperial complex in eastern Serbia have uncovered an exceptionally preserved private Roman…
3 September 2026
A New Type of 4,600-Year-Old Board Game Discovered at Iran’s Burnt City
Archaeologists working at Shahr-i Sokhta, the Bronze Age settlement better known as Iran’s Burnt City, have…
2 September 2026
Why Did Celts Build This Massive 2,400-Year-Old Structure on Germany’s Main River?
Archaeologists investigating a remarkably preserved 2,400-year-old Celtic structure in Aschaffenburg, Germany, now believe the massive timber-and-stone…