Archaeologists discover monumental Etruscan tomb in the necropolis of San Giuliano
After years of work, archaeologists unearthed a monumental tomb dating back to the 5th century BCE in the ancient Etruscan necropolis of San Giuliano, located north of…
Discovery of largest cluster of sunken vessels reveals grim legacy of transatlantic slave trade
The discovery of the largest cluster of sunken vessels from the 18th and 19th centuries in the northern Bahamas sheds new light on the harrowing history of…
1,300-year-old temples from the Badami Chalukyan era discovered in India
A team of archaeologists, led by Dr. M A Srinivasan and S Ashok Kumar from the Public Research Insтιтute of History, Archaeology, and Heritage (PRIHAH), have uncovered…
Hundreds of mammoth bones and prehistoric animal remains found in Paradise Cave in Poland
Researchers have unearthed hundreds of prehistoric animal bones, including those of a mammoth and a cave lion in Poland’s Paradise Cave (Jaskinia Raj). Raj (Paradise) Cave. Credit:…
Excavations uncover a preserved wooden cellar in the Roman city of Nida in Frankfurt
Archaeologists from the Frankfurt Archaeological Museum have recently uncovered a remarkably preserved wooden cellar in Frankfurt, Germany. Detail of the Roman wooden cellar found in Frankfurt. Credit:…
Archaeologists unearth neolithic child burial site in Tamil Nadu, India
Researchers from the Department of Ancient History and Archaeology at the University of Madras have unearthed a neolithic child burial site in Chettimedu Pathur village, approximately 77…
Analysis of seeds and fruits from biblical area of Goliath reveals Philistine ritual practices
Archaeologists from Bar-Ilan University have unveiled groundbreaking insights into the ancient Philistine culture. The discoveries were made during over 25 years of excavation at Tell es-Safi/Gath in…
New study unveils potential of wasabi in preserving ancient papyrus
A discovery in the preservation of ancient artifacts has emerged from the Grand Egyptian Museum, where researchers have found an innovative method utilizing wasabi to safeguard delicate…
Obsidian blade could be linked to Coronado’s expedition to find the city of gold
Archaeologists from Southern Methodist University (SMU) have uncovered a small flaked-stone obsidian blade in the Texas panhandle, suggesting a link to the historic expedition led by Spanish…
Roman defensive spike discoveries unveiled in Germany
Archaeologists from Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main have revealed a groundbreaking discovery at a 1st century CE Roman fort in Bad Ems, western Germany. After years of meticulous…