25 May 2025
A Sunken Land of Life and Intelligence: The Lost World of Homo Erectus Resurfaces After 140,000 Years
Archaeologists discover ancient human fossils and extinct megafauna on the seafloor of the Madura Strait, revealing…
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24 May 2025
First of Its Kind: 1,400-year-old Silla Crown Adorned with Jewel Beetle Wings Unearthed in South Korea
In a dazzling discovery blending nature and royalty, archaeologists in South Korea have unearthed a 1,400-year-old…
23 May 2025
Where We Saw Sin, There Was Care: A Baby Buried in a Medieval Belgian Brothel
A medieval brothel in Belgium yields a discovery that forces historians to confront forgotten tenderness in…
23 May 2025
Cyprus’ Lost Terracotta Warriors: Unearthing a 2,500-Year-Old Army at Agia Eirini
Hidden beneath the sands of time in the tranquil Morphou Bay lies Agia Eirini (Turkish: Akdeniz),…
22 May 2025
Stone Age Swiss Army Knife? Experimental Archaeology Reveals Surprising Use of Bone Tools at Estonia Site
A groundbreaking new study published in February 2025 has revealed that mysterious bone tools discovered at…
21 May 2025
Digitally Reconstructed: Roman Roads That Shaped 1,000 Years of Travel Across Medieval Britain
Researchers digitally reconstruct medieval England and Wales' travel routes, revealing how Roman roads shaped post-Roman mobility…
21 May 2025
1,800-Year-Old Roman Victory Goddess Relief Discovered Near Hadrian’s Wall at Vindolanda Fort
A rare and symbolically powerful Roman sandstone relief depicting Victoria, the goddess of Victory, has been…
20 May 2025
Time Team Cracks Sutton Hoo Mystery: ‘Master Count’ Bucket Was a Burial Urn
In a remarkable breakthrough at the historic Sutton Hoo site in Suffolk, England, archaeologists have revealed…
20 May 2025
Archaeologists Unearth Prehistoric Fishing Evidence on the Makran Coast of Iran
The Makran coast, a historically rich coastal stretch along the Sea of Oman, has once again…
20 May 2025
Ancient Greek Marble Workshop Unearthed on Paros Island
The world of ancient Greek art continues to amaze modern scholars, with recent excavations on Paros…