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The Secret of the Shipwrecks at Theodosius Harbor: 1,500 Years Old Women's Sandals and Comb

Anatolian Archeology, News

The Secret of the Shipwrecks at Theodosius Harbor: 1,600 Years Old Women’s Sandals and Comb

11 April 2023

The 1,600-year-old sandals and comb unearthed during the excavations of Theodosius Harbor (Portus Theodosiacus), the second-biggest harbor built on the...

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Bronze Age and Roman-era settlements unearthed in Newquay

10 April 2023

Archaeologists from the Cornwall Archaeological have uncovered ancient dwellings from the Bronze Age and a Roman period settlement in Newquay,...

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Deer stone discovered in Kyrgyzstan

10 April 2023

A deer stone was found in the Tarmal-Sai settlement in the Kochkor district of the Naryn region in eastern Kyrgyzstan....

Classical Archeology, News

Marble inlay floors found in a Sunken Roman villa in Baia, the Las Vegas of the ancient world

9 April 2023

Expansion of research activities in the Terme del Lacus area in the sunken Baia park, known as the ‘Las Vegas’...

Classical Archeology, News

Roman girl adorned with 1800-year-old jewelry found in a lead coffin on Mount Scopus

9 April 2023

“After the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple and the exodus of the Jewish population, late Roman Jerusalem—renamed Aelia Capitolina—had a...

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‘Roman numerals’ discovered on Stone of Destiny ahead of King Charles III coronation

8 April 2023

New research has revealed previously unrecorded markings that appear to be Roman numerals on the Stone of Destiny, considered one...

Presentation of Mother of God. Photo: Magdalena Skarzynska

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Archaeologists discovered an enigmatic complex of rooms, interiors of which covered with figural scenes unique to Christian art

7 April 2023

Archaeologists of the Polish Center of Mediterranean Archaeology at the University of Warsaw discovered an enigmatic complex of rooms made...

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A fragment with the oldest Syriac translation of the New Testament discovered

7 April 2023

A researcher from the Austrian Academy of Sciences, with the help of ultraviolet photography, was able to discover a small...

The imitation is "a bit ropey" and seems to be made by someone who unable to get the Arabic right, Rory Naismith said. Photo: ANDREW WILLIAMS/ Suffolk County Council Archaeology Service

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An imitation Arabic dinar discovered in Norfolk may have been made by Vikings

6 April 2023

A gold disc struck with a fake inscription imitating an Arabic dinar found near Morston, Norfolk in April 2021 may...

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First direct evidence of drug use as part of Bronze Age ritual ceremonies in Europe

6 April 2023

An analysis of human hair strands recovered from a burial site in Menorca, Spain, reveals that ancient human civilizations used...

The Secret of the Shipwrecks at Theodosius Harbor: 1,600 Years Old Women’s Sandals and Comb

Bronze Age and Roman-era settlements unearthed in Newquay

Deer stone discovered in Kyrgyzstan

Marble inlay floors found in a Sunken Roman villa in Baia, the Las Vegas of the ancient world

Roman girl adorned with 1800-year-old jewelry found in a lead coffin on Mount Scopus

‘Roman numerals’ discovered on Stone of Destiny ahead of King Charles III coronation

Archaeologists discovered an enigmatic complex of rooms, interiors of which covered with figural scenes unique to Christian art

A fragment with the oldest Syriac translation of the New Testament discovered

An imitation Arabic dinar discovered in Norfolk may have been made by Vikings

First direct evidence of drug use as part of Bronze Age ritual ceremonies in Europe

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