22 January 2026
Nature Strikes—and History Answers: Could lost Punic-Roman city of Neapolis Be Resurfacing in Tunisia?
A violent storm surge in Nabeul, Tunisia, exposed ancient stone ruins along the coast, sparking speculation…
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Archaeology news
21 January 2026
World’s Oldest Hand Stencil Art Discovered in Indonesia, Dating Back Nearly 70,000 Years
Deep inside a limestone cave on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, faint red handprints sprayed onto…
21 January 2026
Archaeologists Uncover Little-Known Rare Knife Collection Spanning from the Xiongnu Era to the Middle Ages
Archaeologists have uncovered a little-known knife collection revealing that Xiongnu-era blacksmithing traditions survived along the Yenisei…
21 January 2026
3D Technology Reveals 2,000-Year-Old Gladiator Graffiti and Love Messages in Pompeii
For more than two centuries, the walls of Pompeii have been studied, photographed, and catalogued. Yet…
21 January 2026
Researchers Decode Ancient Roman Wooden Writing Tablets Found in Belgium
A remarkable archaeological breakthrough led by researchers from Goethe University Frankfurt is shedding new light on…
20 January 2026
Chinese Team Restores Rare Tang Dynasty “Golden Armour” from Tuyuhun King’s Tomb
A team of Chinese conservators has unveiled a restored suit of gilded bronze armour from the…
20 January 2026
Archaeologists Confirm Fano Discovery as Vitruvius’ Legendary Basilica: A Turning Point for Classical Architecture
Archaeologists have officially confirmed that the architectural remains uncovered in the heart of Fano belong to…
20 January 2026
5,000-Year-Old Skull from İkiztepe Reveals Early Cranial Surgery in Anatolia
A remarkable archaeological discovery in northern Türkiye is rewriting the history of prehistoric medicine. A human…
19 January 2026
One of Europe’s Most Mysterious Languages May Share Ancient Roots with Iberian
By combining epigraphy, linguistics, and historical analysis, new research suggests that the mysterious ancient Iberian language…
19 January 2026
2300-Year-Old Dancing Terracotta Figurine Reveals Early Presence of Jainism in Pakistan
Recent archaeological discoveries at Bhir Mound, the earliest urban settlement of ancient Taxila, located near modern-day…