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A center on the Anatolian Mesopotamian trade route; Tavsanli Mound

24 October 2021

Excavations at Tavşanlı mound, which is known to be the first settlement in Western Anatolia during the Bronze Age, continue....

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In Moravia, archaeologists discover divine thrones, thousands of artifacts and a new settlement

13 August 2021

During a four-year dig in the Moravian city (Czech Republic) of Perov, rare gems, mysterious burial places, and divine thrones...

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Exploring the life story of a high-status woman from isotope data in Hungary’s largest Bronze Age cemetery

29 July 2021

Researchers examined 29 tombs from Szigetszentmiklós-Ürgehegy, one of Hungary’s largest Middle Bronze Age cemeteries, and one of them, a high-status...

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Bronze Age artifacts discovered near the residence of ‘Iran’s Napoleon’

6 July 2021

Archaeologists in Iran have discovered a plethora of artifacts and damaged structures near a former residence of Nader Shah, dubbed...

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Was the mystery of Noceto Vasca Votiva the water ritual?

13 June 2021

The Noceto Vasca Votiva is a one-of-a-kind wood building discovered in 2005 on a tiny hill in northern Italy. The...

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Rare Prehistoric Animal Carvings Discovered For The First Time In Scotland

31 May 2021

Animal carvings thousands of years old have been found for the first time in Scotland. The carvings, estimated to be...

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Bronze Age Treasure Found in Swedish Forests

30 April 2021

A man who studied the forest to make a map for the orienteering club in western Sweden made an incredible...

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Bronze age settlement found under in Swiss lake

23 April 2021

For the first time, archaeologists discovered traces of a Bronze Age lakeside village beneath the surface of Lake Lucerne. The...

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Bronze Age Wedge Tomb Discovered on the Dingle Peninsula maybe Even Older

22 April 2021

A wedge tomb recently discovered on the Dingle Peninsula of Ireland was described by archaeologists as “quite unusual”. Wedge tombs...

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Women May Have Ruled El Algar in the Bronze Age

12 March 2021

The diadem found in the Bronze Age tomb belonging to the El Algar culture may have belonged to a queen....

A center on the Anatolian Mesopotamian trade route; Tavsanli Mound

In Moravia, archaeologists discover divine thrones, thousands of artifacts and a new settlement

Exploring the life story of a high-status woman from isotope data in Hungary’s largest Bronze Age cemetery

Bronze Age artifacts discovered near the residence of ‘Iran’s Napoleon’

Was the mystery of Noceto Vasca Votiva the water ritual?

Rare Prehistoric Animal Carvings Discovered For The First Time In Scotland

Bronze Age Treasure Found in Swedish Forests

Bronze age settlement found under in Swiss lake

Bronze Age Wedge Tomb Discovered on the Dingle Peninsula maybe Even Older

Women May Have Ruled El Algar in the Bronze Age

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Ancient Roman Road with Porticoes and Rare Artifacts Discovered in Switzerland

Doune Pistols: The Spark That Ignited a Revolution Returns Home

Hungary’s Hill of Hoards: 3,000-Year-Old Metal Finds Illuminate the Bronze and Iron Age Transition

Centuries-Old Shipwrecks in Costa Rica Identified as Danish Slave Ships

Poseidon’s Trident Discovered in Lake İznik

Unveiling the Secrets of the “Air-Dried Chaplain”: A Unique Mummification Method Discovered in Austria

Archaeological Dig at Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre Corroborates New Testament Account of Garden

Derinkuyu: A Subterranean Marvel of Ancient Engineering with 18 Levels and Capacity for 20,000 Inhabitants

2,000-Year-Old Garlanded Sarcophagus Unearthed in City of Gladiators