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Clay bull figurine from the 7,000-year-old Eneolithic (Copper Age) settlement in Dagestan. Credit: Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences

7,000-Year-Old Eneolithic Settlement Unearthed in Dagestan

3 October 2025

Archaeologists from the Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) have announced one of the most significant...

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Sacred Sanctuary of Phrygian Mother Goddess Matar Unearthed in Attouda Ancient City

2 October 2025

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery has been made in Attouda Ancient City, located in the Sarayköy district of Denizli, Turkey. Excavations...

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Archaeologists Discover Roman-Era Industrial Settlement at Future Bilmer Berg II Business Park in Germany

2 October 2025

At first glance, the sandy field near the B209 road does not appear remarkable. Yet for archaeologists, the site in...

Members of the Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IA RAS) expedition reported this unique find on VKontakte. Credit: IA RAS / VKontakte

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Rare 15th-Century Coin Hoard of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania Unearthed in Smolensk: The ‘Dollar of the Middle Ages’ Found

2 October 2025

Smolensk archaeologists uncover 48 medieval silver coins, including Prague groschen — widely known as the ‘Dollar of the Middle Ages’...

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Discovery in Georgia Reveals How Bronze Age Smelters Sparked the Iron Age

1 October 2025

A groundbreaking study from Georgia’s Kvemo Bolnisi site reveals that Bronze Age metallurgists were experimenting with iron oxides long before...

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Unique Roman-Era Association Building Unearthed in Ancient City of Sagalassos

1 October 2025

Archaeologists uncover a unique Roman-era Association Building in Sagalassos, Türkiye, revealing ancient social life, guilds, and family gatherings. Archaeologists in...

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Medieval Beauty Secrets Uncovered: Rare Hair-Styling Tool Found at Scotland’s Eilean Donan Castle

30 September 2025

A rare medieval hair-styling implement has been uncovered during excavations at Eilean Donan Castle in the Scottish Highlands, offering an...

Anatolian Archeology, News

7,000-Year-Old Human Footprints in Anatolia: Unearthed at Hatay’s Tell Kurdu Höyük

30 September 2025

In a rare and captivating discovery, archaeologists have uncovered ancient human footprints dating back approximately 7,000 years at the site...

Sanxingdui Gold Mask excavated in 2021. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

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War and Exodus in the Mysterious Kingdom: New Clues to Sanxingdui’s Bronze Age Collapse

30 September 2025

A bold new theory is reshaping how scholars view one of China’s most enigmatic archaeological sites. According to Professor Sun...

A photo of the azurite mineral, as found in nature. Wikimedia Commons

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Europe’s Oldest Blue Pigment Found in Stone Age Paint Box

30 September 2025

Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered the earliest evidence of blue pigment ever used in Europe, rewriting our understanding of Stone...

7,000-Year-Old Eneolithic Settlement Unearthed in Dagestan

Sacred Sanctuary of Phrygian Mother Goddess Matar Unearthed in Attouda Ancient City

Archaeologists Discover Roman-Era Industrial Settlement at Future Bilmer Berg II Business Park in Germany

Rare 15th-Century Coin Hoard of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania Unearthed in Smolensk: The ‘Dollar of the Middle Ages’ Found

Discovery in Georgia Reveals How Bronze Age Smelters Sparked the Iron Age

Unique Roman-Era Association Building Unearthed in Ancient City of Sagalassos

Medieval Beauty Secrets Uncovered: Rare Hair-Styling Tool Found at Scotland’s Eilean Donan Castle

7,000-Year-Old Human Footprints in Anatolia: Unearthed at Hatay’s Tell Kurdu Höyük

War and Exodus in the Mysterious Kingdom: New Clues to Sanxingdui’s Bronze Age Collapse

Europe’s Oldest Blue Pigment Found in Stone Age Paint Box

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Unique Bronze Box Depicting a Roman Temple Unearthed in the Canabae of Legio V Macedonica at Turda, Romania