European prehistory

Archaeologists Reveal Enigmatic Rituals and Extraordinary Discoveries at Europe’s Oldest Salt Production Center, Provadia–Solnitsata

21 November 2025

Archaeologists working at the prehistoric complex of Provadia–Solnitsata in Northeastern Bulgaria have uncovered a series of striking new findings, shedding...

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6,500-Year-Old Neolithic Circular Enclosures Discovered in Rechnitz, Austria

10 September 2025

Rechnitz, Burgenland (southeastern Austria, near the Hungarian border) – Archaeologists have uncovered extraordinary traces of Neolithic life dating back more...

Archaeologists Reveal Enigmatic Rituals and Extraordinary Discoveries at Europe’s Oldest Salt Production Center, Provadia–Solnitsata

6,500-Year-Old Neolithic Circular Enclosures Discovered in Rechnitz, Austria

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