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Five Gates to the Sacred: The First Discovered Processional Road at My Son Sanctuary

9 January 2026

Archaeologists working at Vietnam’s My Son Sanctuary have uncovered a monumental sacred road that is reshaping scholarly understanding of Champa...

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Ancient Warrior Vessel Discovered at Chankillo, The Oldest Solar Observatory in the Americas

1 September 2025

Archaeologists have uncovered a fragmented vessel depicting a warrior at Chankillo, the oldest solar observatory in the Americas, located in...

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Medieval Masterpiece: Rare Jesus Christ Relief from Ani Ruins Unveiled After 130 Years

14 August 2025

A significant archaeological artifact depicting Jesus Christ has been put on public display for the first time at the Kars...

Remains of a 5000-year-old woman from the Caral civilization. Credit: Ministry of Culture of Peru (Ministerio de Cultura del Perú)

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5,000-Year-Old Burial of High-Status Woman with Feathered Mantle Unearthed in Ancient Caral

27 April 2025

Archaeologists in Peru have announced the remarkable discovery of a 5,000-year-old burial of a woman of high social standing at...

A photo of the excavation site of Gyeongju's Wolseong, a palace complex of the Silla Dynasty (57 B.C.-A.D. 935). Credit: Korea Heritage Service

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Key Silla Kingdom Palace Site Found in South Korea After Decade-Long Probe

11 February 2025

A decade-long investigation conducted by the Korea Heritage Service has uncovered a crucial palace site of the Silla Kingdom (57...

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7,000-Year-Old Animal-Figured Seals Found in Arslantepe, Anatolia’s First City-State

27 August 2024

Archaeologists working at the Arslantepe Mound (Turkish: Arslantepe Höyük), a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Türkiye’s eastern Malatya province and...

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A Gold Belt Weighing 432 Grams Unearthed During Excavations in Ani Ruins is on Display

2 July 2024

The gold belt discovered 22 years ago during excavations in the ancient city of Ani, often referred to as the...

Photo: Andrea Hörentrup- Saxony-Anhalt State Office for the Preservation of Monuments and Archaeology

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Baptismal font from the Ottonian period discovered: Oldest evidence of a quatrefoil-shaped basin north of the Alps

19 March 2024

The site of a font of the medieval Ottonian dynasty, from the tenth century, has been discovered in the crypt...

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Archaeologists Discover 8600-year-old Bread at Çatalhöyük May be the Oldest Bread in the World

5 March 2024

Archaeologists have discovered about 8,600-year-old bread at Çatalhöyük, a Neolithic settlement in central Turkey. Çatalhöyük is noteworthy because it is...

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5700-year-old monumental Menga Dolmen reveals it as one of the greatest feats of Neolithic engineering

6 December 2023

A new investigation tracing the source of the gigantic stones that make up the Menga dolmen in southern Spain reveals...

Five Gates to the Sacred: The First Discovered Processional Road at My Son Sanctuary

Ancient Warrior Vessel Discovered at Chankillo, The Oldest Solar Observatory in the Americas

Medieval Masterpiece: Rare Jesus Christ Relief from Ani Ruins Unveiled After 130 Years

5,000-Year-Old Burial of High-Status Woman with Feathered Mantle Unearthed in Ancient Caral

Key Silla Kingdom Palace Site Found in South Korea After Decade-Long Probe

7,000-Year-Old Animal-Figured Seals Found in Arslantepe, Anatolia’s First City-State

A Gold Belt Weighing 432 Grams Unearthed During Excavations in Ani Ruins is on Display

Baptismal font from the Ottonian period discovered: Oldest evidence of a quatrefoil-shaped basin north of the Alps

Archaeologists Discover 8600-year-old Bread at Çatalhöyük May be the Oldest Bread in the World

5700-year-old monumental Menga Dolmen reveals it as one of the greatest feats of Neolithic engineering

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