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The cist’s tomb found in the prehistoric sanctuary. Photo: Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio per le province di Como, Lecco, Monza-Brianza, Pavia, Sondrio e Varese

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A Sacred Area from the Copper Age and 5000-years-old A Stele Decorated Discovered in Italy

24 August 2024

The remains of a sacred area that dates back at least four thousand years have been discovered during excavations for...

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Two Deep Ritual Wells Sealed with 3100-year-old Calcium Carbonate Discovered on Greek Island

6 August 2024

Aerial photographs of the “Kotroni” Lakithra region, strategically located on the island of Cephalonia, west of the Greek mainland, revealed...

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A Mysterious Human Face Carved on Stone Dated to Bronze Age Discovered in Kazakhstan

21 July 2024

Kazakhstan’s rich archaeological landscape continues to reveal fascinating details about ancient civilizations. Recent research in the Akmola, and Pavlodar revealed...

The buried individual appeared to have been placed in the pit in a foetal or crouched position. Photo: Yorkshire Water

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Human remains found at prison sewer site are 4,500 years old in East Yorkshire

26 March 2024

Archaeologists investigating the site of a new sewer to serve a jail being built at Full Sutton in East Yorkshire,...

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Metal Detectorist Finds on 4,000-year-old Dagger in Poland Forests

24 February 2024

A copper dagger more than 4,000 years old was found in a forest near the town of Jarosław on the...

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Red lipstick dating back 3,600 years was discovered in Iran -the oldest ever found-

14 February 2024

Archaeologists have discovered a small chlorite vial containing a deep red cosmetic preparation believed to be an ancient type of...

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3,000-year-old Treasure on the Iberian Peninsula made with material from a meteorite

7 February 2024

Scientists have recently discovered that some of the pieces in the amazing Bronze Age collection known as the Villena Treasure,...

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A Glorious Temple, inside which Sacrifices Were Performed, was Found in the Sanctuary of Artemis Amarysia on Greek Island of Euboea

13 January 2024

Archaeologists excavating at the Artemis Amarysia sanctuary in Amarynthos on the Greek island of Euboea have revealed new insight into...

Photo taken on Dec. 4, 2023, shows relics -- stone molds to cast bronze artifacts and a piece of clay vessel (R) -- discovered at the Yoshinogari ruins in Saga Prefecture. (Kyodo)

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Japan’s possibly oldest stone molds for bronze casting discovered at Yoshinogari ruins

4 December 2023

At the Yoshinogari Ruins in the western prefecture of Saga, relics including stone casting molds for bronze artifacts have been...

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Using Google Earth and aircraft reconnaissance, archaeologists identify unknown sites and Serbia’s hidden Bronze Age megastructures

17 November 2023

Using Google Earth and aircraft reconnaissance, archaeologists at University College Dublin identified more than 100 previously unknown sites. Satellite remote...

A Sacred Area from the Copper Age and 5000-years-old A Stele Decorated Discovered in Italy

Two Deep Ritual Wells Sealed with 3100-year-old Calcium Carbonate Discovered on Greek Island

A Mysterious Human Face Carved on Stone Dated to Bronze Age Discovered in Kazakhstan

Human remains found at prison sewer site are 4,500 years old in East Yorkshire

Metal Detectorist Finds on 4,000-year-old Dagger in Poland Forests

Red lipstick dating back 3,600 years was discovered in Iran -the oldest ever found-

3,000-year-old Treasure on the Iberian Peninsula made with material from a meteorite

A Glorious Temple, inside which Sacrifices Were Performed, was Found in the Sanctuary of Artemis Amarysia on Greek Island of Euboea

Japan’s possibly oldest stone molds for bronze casting discovered at Yoshinogari ruins

Using Google Earth and aircraft reconnaissance, archaeologists identify unknown sites and Serbia’s hidden Bronze Age megastructures

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Golden Tongues and Nails discovered on mummies from the Ptolemaic Period in Egypt

2-Meter-Long Stone Block Found at 12,000-Year-Old Boncuklu Tarla Site in Southeastern Türkiye

Archaeologists Discover Clay Figurines from Early Iron Age in Ukraine

Analysis of Butchered Bones, Somerset Pit Reveals Bronze Age Cannibalism

Archaeologists Discovered a Mysterious Ancient Bone Floor in Alkmaar, the Netherlands

Ritualistic Dog Burials Associated with the Goddess Gula Unearthed at the Harran Archaeological Site in Southeastern Türkiye

Archaeologists Found an Egyptian Temple Slotted into a Cliff Face, Probably Dedicated to a Lion-Headed Goddess Repit

Ancient Celtic Bone Pen Found in Southern Germany

‘Frankfurt Silver Inscription’ Archaeologists Unearth Oldest Christian Artifact North of the Alps

New Research Reveals Previously Unknown Aspects of the Construction, Use, and Ritual Significance of a Neolithic Rondel Found in Poland