20 July 2026
Roman Military Camp Found with Soldiers in Pits and Armor Left Behind in Slovakia
Archaeologists in southwestern Slovakia have uncovered a 7.4-hectare Roman military camp near Šurany, together with human…
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20 July 2026
Ancient Rome’s Strange Hair Law: Long Locks Out, Bald Heads In
In late antique Rome, a bad hair day could become a legal matter. In AD 416,…
20 July 2026
Eight Ancient Sandals Woven from Tough Esparto Grass Found in Spain’s Riotinto Mines
Archaeologists examining the ancient mining settlement of Urium in southwestern Spain have documented eight remarkably preserved…
20 July 2026
Britain’s First Hospital May Have Stood at an Anglo-Saxon Monastery
An Anglo-Saxon monastery beside the River Thames may have served as Britain’s earliest known hospital, caring…
19 July 2026
1,000-Year-Old Scandinavian-Style Houses Discovered in Poland’s Viking-Age Wolin
Archaeologists excavating the early medieval town of Wolin in northwestern Poland have uncovered four 1,000-year-old houses…
19 July 2026
World’s Oldest Nearly Complete Roman Armor May Preserve the Fate of a Captured Legionary
A nearly complete suit of Roman segmental armor recovered from the Kalkriese battlefield in Germany is…
19 July 2026
Archaeologists Reveal Rare Greek Hippodrome and Seaside Theater in Libya
Archaeologists working at the ancient city of Apollonia on Libya’s eastern Mediterranean coast have rediscovered a…
18 July 2026
Ancient DNA Reveals 4,000-Year-Old “Shaman” Buried Near Stonehenge Was a Female Goldworker
For more than two centuries, the person buried beneath a Bronze Age barrow near Stonehenge was…
18 July 2026
Cache of 20 Antique Firearms Discovered Beneath Church Grounds in Haiti
A cache of 20 antique firearms found in Haiti during construction work may include naval or…
18 July 2026
4,000-Year-Old Bones Suggest Egyptian Princesses Trained with Bows and Weapons
Nearly 4,000 years ago, several Egyptian princesses were buried with bows, arrows, maces, and daggers near…