5 August 2026
Silenced for 6,000 Years: How a Tiny Stone Seal Resurrected Iran’s Oldest Harp
Six millennia ago, on the plains of what is now southwestern Iran, a musician plucked the…
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Archaeology news
5 August 2026
Bronze Votive Offerings to Goddess Uni Found in Ancient Etruscan Well at Kainua, Near Bologna
Archaeologists from the University of Bologna have uncovered a remarkably preserved ritual well at the ancient…
4 August 2026
Otrar Excavations Reveal the City’s First Dakhma-Type Collective Burial and a Golden Horde Mosque
Archaeologists working at the ancient city of Otrar in Kazakhstan’s southern Turkistan Region have uncovered the…
4 August 2026
2 Million Ancient Coins and Kilos of Gold Unearthed From the Tomb of a 27-Day Emperor
He ruled China for only 27 days before being stripped of the throne and largely erased…
4 August 2026
The World’s Oldest Map of the Holy Land Is Coming to Life in Göttingen
A new university project is using virtual reality, pop-up exhibits, and interactive displays to bring a…
4 August 2026
3,000-Year-Old Bronze Hoard Unearthed in Czech Wetland
Archaeologists working along a Czech railway corridor have uncovered a rare Bronze Age hoard that experts…
4 August 2026
Rare Centuries-Old Potano Pot Found Intact in Florida — Its Purpose Still a Mystery
Archaeology is usually a game of piecing broken things back together. So when students digging near…
4 August 2026
Unique Roman Funerary Monument Found in Emona’s Northern Cemetery in Ljubljana
Archaeologists working beneath central Ljubljana have uncovered an almost complete Roman funerary monument that specialists say…
3 August 2026
Modern Highway Meets 2,000-Year-Old Roman Road
Archaeologists in southwestern Germany have uncovered a 90-metre section of a Roman road dating back around…
3 August 2026
First Prehistoric Settlement Discovered in Southwest Bochum: Archaeologists Unearth 2,500-Year-Old Bowl and a Mysterious Ditch
Archaeologists have made a landmark discovery in the southwestern part of Bochum, uncovering the first known…