30 January 2026
Archaeologists Working at Son Fornés May Have Discovered a Roman Long-Lost City on Mallorca
Mallorca archaeology, Roman history, and ancient cities are once again at the center of international attention.…
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29 January 2026
How Clean Were the Hittites? A Sophisticated Hygiene Culture 3,000 Years Ago, Revealed by New Research
For a civilisation that flourished more than 3,000 years ago, the Hittites may have been far…
29 January 2026
Ancient Roman Necropolis and Rare Gallo-Roman Road Discovered in Northern France
A major archaeological discovery in Annay-sous-Lens, northern France, is shedding new light on rural life, burial…
29 January 2026
Egypt’s Karnak Temple May Have Risen From Water Like a Creation Myth, New Study Suggests
Karnak Temple, one of ancient Egypt’s most iconic sacred sites, may have been deliberately built on…
28 January 2026
Could the Great Pyramid Be Far Older Than We Thought? A New Study Says Yes
A newly published preliminary study has reignited one of archaeology’s most enduring controversies: when was the…
28 January 2026
India’s Longest Iron Age Spears Found in Tamil Nadu: One Measures 2.5 Meters
Archaeologists in southern India have uncovered what is now believed to be the longest Iron Age…
28 January 2026
Rare Sealed Medieval Reliquary Cross Discovered at Lystra Ancient City in Central Türkiye
Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Lystra in central Türkiye have restored a rare medieval bronze…
27 January 2026
The Taş Tepeler Horizon Expands: Göbeklitepe-Style T-Pillars Discovered in Adıyaman
Göbeklitepe-style T-shaped pillars discovered in Adıyaman reveal the wider Taş Tepeler culture and reshape the Neolithic…
27 January 2026
A Mysterious Sand Layer Beneath an Ancient Assur Temple: A Unique Discovery in Northern Mesopotamia Rewriting the Origins of the Goddess Ishtar
A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in northern Iraq reveals that a mysterious layer of sand beneath an…
27 January 2026
The Carthaginian Elephant in the Oppidum: New Archaeological Evidence of War Elephants in the Second Punic War
Archaeologists in Córdoba uncover the first physical evidence of Carthaginian war elephants in Western Europe, shedding…