5 June 2026
Scientists Find a Fiji Island That May Have Been Built from Ancient Food Waste
Researchers say the 3,000-square-meter shell island near Culasawani was likely formed by generations of people processing…
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Archaeology news
5 June 2026
Rare Mithras Sanctuary in Croatia Challenges Long-Held Views of Roman Mystery Cult Worship
A Mithras sanctuary in Croatia may force scholars to rethink one of the Roman Empire’s most…
4 June 2026
Anatolia’s Lost Language Sidetic Moves Closer to Decipherment as Ancient Side Alphabet Expands to 31 Letters
New inscriptions bring fresh hope for Anatolia’s lost language A lost Anatolian language once spoken in…
4 June 2026
2,200-Year-Old Zapotec Lunar Calendar Decoded at Monte Albán, Predating Maya Records by 857 Years
The oldest known lunar day count in Mesoamerica may have been hiding in plain sight on…
4 June 2026
1,700-Year-Old Roman Bridge Discovered Beneath the Aare River in Solothurn, Switzerland
A Roman bridge in Solothurn, Switzerland, long suspected by archaeologists but never proven through physical remains,…
4 June 2026
Were Two Medieval Women Buried Together in Poland Lovers? DNA Reveals They Were Not Family
A medieval grave discovered beside the Cathedral of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Opole,…
3 June 2026
Lost 2,800-Year-Old Urartian Inscription Found on a Rock in Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan
A Urartian cuneiform inscription carved into a rock face in Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan region has been located…
3 June 2026
4,000-Year-Old Child’s Skull in Uzbekistan Reveals Earliest Evidence of Surgery in Central Asia
A small grave in southern Uzbekistan has opened an unexpected window onto one of the most…
3 June 2026
13th-Century Tombstone Found Beneath Gdańsk Ice Cream Parlor Deepens Mystery of Poland’s Oldest Wooden Church
A granite tombstone carved with a Latin cross has been uncovered beneath the former Miś ice…
2 June 2026
Scientists Confirm a Crusader Fortress in Transylvania Was Built by the Teutonic Knights
For decades, a ruined fortress in southeastern Transylvania, now part of Romania, carried a powerful suspicion:…