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The Mystery of the Scythian Ice Maiden

1 June 2021

A mummy of a tattooed Scythian-Siberian noblewoman is believed to have supernatural powers, but it’s stored in a museum because...

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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...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Hidden past of Ani ruins in eastern Turkey to be uncovered by excavations

31 May 2021

Archaeological excavations will reveal the historical mystery behind the ruins of Ani on the present-day Turkey-Armenia border. The Ani archaeological...

Classical Archeology, News

A statue of God Apollo was found during sewerage works in Afyon city in western Turkey

30 May 2021

A statue thought to belong to God Apollo was found during sewerage works in Afyon city in western Turkey. During...

DAVE WEBB, CAMBRIDGE ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNIT

Classical Archeology, News

The Headless Corpses of Somersham was Victims of Roman Executions

30 May 2021

Excavations at Knobb’s Farm in Somersham, Cambridgeshire, unearthed three small late Roman graves on the outskirts of an agricultural village....

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Arrowhead from the Biblical Battle Discovered in the Hometown of the Giant Goliath’s

30 May 2021

A bone arrowhead discovered in the ancient Philistine city of Gath might have been used fired off by the city’s...

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An intact Punic Tomb was Discovered in Malta

29 May 2021

İntact a tomb dating to the Punic period was found in Tarxien. The Superintendence of Cultural Heritage has announced the...

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World’s Largest Geoglyphs Found in the Thar Desert

29 May 2021

A massive spiral encompassing 100,000 square meters unearthed in the Indian desert may be the greatest drawing ever drawn. The...

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Analysis of 13,000-Year-Old Bones Reveals Violent Raids in Prehistoric ‘Jebel Sahaba’

28 May 2021

Since its discovery in the 1960s, the 13-millennium-old Jebel Sahaba cemetery (Nile Valley, Sudan) has been regarded as one of...

Mesopotamia, News

4,000-year-old War Memorial of Banat-Bazi in Syria

28 May 2021

Archaeologists have identified a memorial monument built before 2300 BC in the Banat-Bazi region in Syria. Known as the “White...

The Mystery of the Scythian Ice Maiden

Rare Prehistoric Animal Carvings Discovered For The First Time In Scotland

Hidden past of Ani ruins in eastern Turkey to be uncovered by excavations

A statue of God Apollo was found during sewerage works in Afyon city in western Turkey

The Headless Corpses of Somersham was Victims of Roman Executions

Arrowhead from the Biblical Battle Discovered in the Hometown of the Giant Goliath’s

An intact Punic Tomb was Discovered in Malta

World’s Largest Geoglyphs Found in the Thar Desert

Analysis of 13,000-Year-Old Bones Reveals Violent Raids in Prehistoric ‘Jebel Sahaba’

4,000-year-old War Memorial of Banat-Bazi in Syria

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Frankfurt Uncovers Its Oldest Known Roman Military Camp in Höchst Excavations

4,800-Year-Old Neolithic Axe Discovered in Lake Constance Harbor, Switzerland

Five Shipwrecks and a Lost Maritime Network Hidden for 2,600 Years Discovered Near Karpathos, Greece

Sacred Smoke and Global Trade: Pompeii’s Ash Reveals a 2,000-Year-Old Network

2,600-Year-Old Middle Eastern Shipwreck Reveals Raw Iron Trade That Could Rewrite Ancient Warfare

Satellite Scan Reveals 2,600-Year-Old Hidden Structure Beneath Egypt’s Nile Delta

Archaeologists Uncover Massive 6,000-Year-Old Megalithic Tomb in Lublin

A Discovery That Defies the Bronze Age: Unusual Metal Artifact Found in China May Have Extraterrestrial Origins

4,500-Year-Old Burial Mounds Unearthed Reveal Rare Weapons and Europe’s Oldest Copper Jewelry

Was It Really a King’s Tomb? Scandinavia’s Largest Mound May Tell a Darker Story