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Rare Roman Soldier’s Sun Hat Rediscovered After More Than a Century

12 August 2025

Bolton Museum has unveiled a rare and fascinating artifact—a Roman sun hat worn by a soldier in Ancient Egypt nearly...

Lost Coptic City in Egypt’s Western Desert Unearthed. Credit: Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Egypt

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Lost Coptic City in Egypt’s Western Desert Unearthed: A Glimpse Into Christianity’s Dawn in the Land of the Pharaohs

12 August 2025

In the vast silence of Egypt’s Western Desert, archaeologists have stumbled upon a remarkable piece of history — the ruins...

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2,000-Year-Old Graves Found in Kyrgyzstan Reveal Hidden Chapter of Silk Road History

12 August 2025

Archaeologists have discovered graves dating back approximately 2,000 years in the village of Kyzyl-Koshun-1, located in the Batken district of...

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Rare 1,900-Year-Old Aramaic Inscription Discovered in Dead Sea Cave Near Ein Gedi

11 August 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered a rare 1,900-year-old Aramaic inscription in a Dead Sea cave near Ein Gedi, possibly linked to the...

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Oldest Evidence of Head Shaping in Europe Discovered in Italian Cave

11 August 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered the earliest known case of artificial cranial modification (ACM – deliberate head shaping) on the continent, dating...

Anglo-Saxon monastery site in the vicinity of Holy Trinity church

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UK’s Oldest Hospice Discovered: Anglo-Saxon Monastery Unearthed in Cookham Reveals Early Medical Care

11 August 2025

An extraordinary archaeological discovery in Cookham, Berkshire, is rewriting our understanding of healthcare in early medieval England. Unearthed behind the...

Excavation site in Samaria. Credit: Aharon Lipkin

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Earliest Evidence of Bronze Production in the Southern Levant Unearthed at Site of El-Ahwat

11 August 2025

Archaeologists working at the site of El-Ahwat in northern Israel have uncovered the earliest known evidence of on-site bronze production...

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Spectacular 222-gram Gold Necklace Unearthed in Poland, Possibly of Goth Origin

10 August 2025

A spectacular archaeological find has emerged from the forests near Kalisz, Poland — a massive bent gold necklace weighing an...

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Rare 13th-Century Coin Hoard Discovered at Berlin’s Molkenmarkt Excavations

10 August 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable treasure dating back to the 13th century during the ongoing excavations at Molkenmarkt, the historic...

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6,000 years old Underwater Ruins Discovered off Cuba: A Lost City Older Than the Pyramids — Or Be a Geological Oddity?

10 August 2025

Recently, a mysterious discovery has resurfaced on social media, reigniting debates and curiosity worldwide: the so-called “lost city” said to...

Rare Roman Soldier’s Sun Hat Rediscovered After More Than a Century

Lost Coptic City in Egypt’s Western Desert Unearthed: A Glimpse Into Christianity’s Dawn in the Land of the Pharaohs

2,000-Year-Old Graves Found in Kyrgyzstan Reveal Hidden Chapter of Silk Road History

Rare 1,900-Year-Old Aramaic Inscription Discovered in Dead Sea Cave Near Ein Gedi

Oldest Evidence of Head Shaping in Europe Discovered in Italian Cave

UK’s Oldest Hospice Discovered: Anglo-Saxon Monastery Unearthed in Cookham Reveals Early Medical Care

Earliest Evidence of Bronze Production in the Southern Levant Unearthed at Site of El-Ahwat

Spectacular 222-gram Gold Necklace Unearthed in Poland, Possibly of Goth Origin

Rare 13th-Century Coin Hoard Discovered at Berlin’s Molkenmarkt Excavations

6,000 years old Underwater Ruins Discovered off Cuba: A Lost City Older Than the Pyramids — Or Be a Geological Oddity?

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