See the face of a Roman slave crucified in ancient Britain 1,700 years ago
Archaeologists in 2017 unearthed a significant historical find in Cambridgeshire, England – the remains of a Roman slave who met a brutal end through crucifixion during the…
1,000-year-old cemetery with ᴅᴇᴀᴅ wearing elaborate neck rings and buckets on their feet unearthed in Ukraine
Archaeologists in Ukraine have uncovered a fascinating 1,000-year-old cemetery near the village of Ostriv, located approximately 50 miles south of Kyiv. The skeleton of a woman who…
Rare 2,500-year-old broken silver coin unearthed near Jerusalem
In a recent discovery near Jerusalem, archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) have unearthed an extremely rare 2,500-year-old silver coin dating back to the First Temple…
Enigmatic Roman dodecahedron uncovered by amateur archaeologists in Norton Disney, England
Amateur archaeologists from the Norton Disney History and Archaeology Group in England have unearthed a perfectly preserved Roman dodecahedron, reigniting the mystery surrounding these 12-sided metal objects…
10,000-year-old burials from unknown hunter-gatherers unearthed in Brazil
Archaeologists in Brazil have unearthed a vast cemetery containing over 40 skeletons and thousands of grave goods dating back as far as 10,000 years, according to a…
Shiyu site in northern China reveals evidence of an advanced material culture 45,000 years ago
A multinational team of researchers has revealed the existence of an advanced material culture at the Shiyu site in Shanxi Province, China, dating back approximately 45,000 years….
2,000-year-old knife with Denmark’s oldest runic inscription discovered on Funen
Archaeologists recently uncovered an almost 2,000-year-old knife bearing the oldest runic inscription ever found in Denmark. The 8cm iron knife with the oldest runic inscription ever found…
Ancient Roman wine likely tasted slightly spicy, archaeologists reveal
Archaeologists have shed new light on the production techniques of Roman wine, including how it looked, smelled and tasted over 2,000 years ago. The study, published in…
Archaeologists unearth Roman triumphal arch in Serbia
Researchers in Serbia have unearthed a rare ancient Roman triumphal arch at the historic site of Viminacium, near Kostolac, approximately 70 kilometers east of Belgrade. The discovery,…
Bronze Age burials and artifacts uncovered at Papowo Biskupie, Poland
Excavations at the Papowo Biskupie site in northern Poland have uncovered evidence challenging previous beliefs about the burial rituals of the Chełmno group, a northern community of…