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White grape pips found in the Negev dated may be the oldest of its kind worldwide

29 April 2023

Researchers from the University of York, Tel Aviv University, and the University of Copenhagen provide new insight into the mystery...

Egyptian Archeology, News

Buddha statue discovered in ancient city of Berenice, Egypt

29 April 2023

Archaeologists excavating in the ancient Egyptian seaport Berenice Troglodytica on the western shore of the Red Sea have unearthed a...

Classical Archeology, News

Tomb of a Roman doctor buried with unique surgical tools unearthed in Hungary

28 April 2023

Hungarian archaeologists discovered the tomb of a Roman doctor 1st-century man buried with high-quality surgical tools near the city of...

Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists identify three new Roman camps in Arabia

27 April 2023

Through remote sensing analysis, archaeologists have identified three new Roman fortified camps throughout northern Arabia. Their study, released today in...

News

Archaeologists discover medieval a tableman gaming piece in Bedfordshire, England

26 April 2023

Archaeologists in Bedfordshire, England, have made an intriguing discovery: a tableman gaming piece was discovered at a medieval site. Cotswold...

Smoke archeology finds evidence Humans visited Nerja Caves for 40,000 Years

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Smoke archeology finds evidence Humans visited Nerja Cave for 40,000 Years

26 April 2023

A new study by a team from the University of Córdoba reveals that Nerja is the European cave with the...

News

1,800-year-old wooden mask likely used in farm festivals found in Japan

25 April 2023

Archaeologists have unearthed an almost perfectly preserved wooden mask from the early third century at the Nishi-Iwata ruins in Osaka...

News

Archeologists in Peru find a 1,000-year-old adolescent mummy wrapped in bundle

25 April 2023

Archaeologists have unearthed a more than 1,000-year-old mummy on the outskirts of Peru’s capital, Lima. The mummified adolescent was wrapped...

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Researchers solve the mystery of Mayan 819-day calendar

24 April 2023

Researchers at Tulane University in Louisiana have solved the mystery of the 819-day ancient Mesoamerican calendar used by ancient Mayans....

News

2,000-year-old graves found in ancient necropolis beneath Paris Train Station

24 April 2023

Archaeologists have discovered 50 tombs in an ancient necropolis just meters from a busy train station in central Paris, and...

White grape pips found in the Negev dated may be the oldest of its kind worldwide

Buddha statue discovered in ancient city of Berenice, Egypt

Tomb of a Roman doctor buried with unique surgical tools unearthed in Hungary

Archaeologists identify three new Roman camps in Arabia

Archaeologists discover medieval a tableman gaming piece in Bedfordshire, England

Smoke archeology finds evidence Humans visited Nerja Cave for 40,000 Years

1,800-year-old wooden mask likely used in farm festivals found in Japan

Archeologists in Peru find a 1,000-year-old adolescent mummy wrapped in bundle

Researchers solve the mystery of Mayan 819-day calendar

2,000-year-old graves found in ancient necropolis beneath Paris Train Station

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