1 June 2026
The Mysterious Sign of Tanit: The Phoenician Goddess Who Outlived Carthage
A symbol that crossed the ancient Mediterranean Among the ruins of the ancient Mediterranean, some gods…
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Archaeology news
31 May 2026
Elite Hungarian Conquest-Era Horseman’s Grave with Rich Grave Goods Unearthed at Csongrád-Bokros
An elite horseman’s grave from the Hungarian Conquest period has been uncovered at Csongrád-Bokros in southern…
31 May 2026
Luxury, Hunting, and Gold: Rare Medieval Ivory Comb Reveals the World of Westphalian Nobles
A small fragment of carved elephant ivory is offering an unusually vivid glimpse into the world…
31 May 2026
Medieval Village Lost for Centuries Discovered Beneath German Farmland
A medieval settlement that survived for centuries in written records but vanished from the landscape has…
30 May 2026
Archaeologists Discover Rare 2,500-Year-Old Bronze Age Neck Rings in Swedish Grave
Archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered two rare Bronze Age neck rings inside a grave monument at…
30 May 2026
Italy Acquires the François Tomb of Vulci, a Rare Masterpiece of Etruscan Painting
Italy has formally acquired the François Tomb of Vulci, bringing one of the most important surviving…
30 May 2026
Roman Hunting Mosaic Reemerges in Marsala After More Than 50 Years Underground
A Roman hunting mosaic hidden for more than half a century has reemerged in Marsala, Sicily,…
29 May 2026
Roman-Era Strategy Game Board Discovered in the City Walls of Apollonia in Türkiye
An ancient game board carved into a marble block at Apollonia ad Rhyndacum in northwestern Türkiye…
29 May 2026
Ancient Glassmakers Inspire a New Generation of Smart Glass for Carbon Capture and Electronics
The story of future materials may begin not in a modern cleanroom, but in the workshops…
28 May 2026
Cold War Spy Satellites Reveal a Vast Ancient Canal Landscape Around Urartian Fortress in Armenia
The Ararat Plain can look deceptively ordinary from the ground. Fields, roads, irrigation ditches, and villages…