28 September 2026
Assyria’s Lost Queens Were Buried With a Great Gold Treasure to Rival Tutankhamun
The kings of Assyria made certain that history would remember them. Their victories covered palace walls,…
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Archaeology
28 September 2026
A 2,100-Year-Old Shipwreck Is Revealing the Tableware Even Cicero Wrote About
Thousands of ceramic plates, bowls and serving vessels have emerged from a 2,100-year-old shipwreck off Türkiye’s…
28 September 2026
After 26 Years, Perperikon Reveals the First Evidence of Monumental Statues
After more than a quarter century of excavations at Perperikon, archaeologists have uncovered the first direct…
28 September 2026
A Burned Wall May Reveal the City Caesar Said the Gauls Set Ablaze
More than 2,000 years ago, according to Julius Caesar, the Gauls set fire to Lutetia as…
28 September 2026
Arab Silver Coins Found Near Truso, the “Viking Atlantis”
A small group of silver coins found in a forest in northern Poland may offer another…
27 September 2026
Mysterious Stone Circles Discovered Above 3,000 Meters in Argentina’s Andes
High in the Andes of western Argentina, more than 3,000 meters above sea level, archaeologists are…
27 September 2026
Archaeologists Uncover a Vast Residence Built for a Roman Legion Commander
On the Roman Empire’s northern frontier, overlooking the Danube in what is now Bulgaria, archaeologists are…
27 September 2026
Europe’s Earliest Beer? 6,500-Year-Old Malt Found at Solnitsata
Archaeologists at the prehistoric settlement of Provadia-Solnitsata in Bulgaria have uncovered evidence that people were making…
26 September 2026
A Planned Roman City With an 8,000-Seat Amphitheater Discovered in Austria
Beneath farmland near the Danube in Austria, archaeologists have mapped the remains of a previously unknown…
26 September 2026
Romans Turned an Ancient Bath into a Massive Production Complex in Türkiye
An ancient Roman bath in southern Türkiye had an unexpected second life. Archaeologists investigating the ruins…