The first Americans may have arrived by a sea ice highway as early as 24,000 years ago
In a recent study presented at the American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, researchers propose a new perspective on how and when humans first arrived in North America….
Greece reopens 2,400-year-old Palace of Aigai, where Alexander the Great was crowned
Greece has officially reopened the ancient Palace of Aigai (Aegae), also known as the Royal Metropolis of the Macedonians, after a meticulous 16-year restoration process that cost…
Mᴀssive 4,000-year-old fortification discovered surrounding Khaybar Oasis in northwestern Arabia
Archaeologists have recently uncovered a colossal Bronze Age fortification surrounding the Khaybar Oasis in the North Arabian Desert, making it one of the two largest walled oases…
Excavations at Artemis Amarynthos sanctuary reveals evidence of animal sacrifices
In a collaborative effort spanning four years, archaeologists from Greece and Switzerland have unearthed a wealth of information about the Artemis Amarynthos sanctuary on the Greek island…
Laser scans reveal ancient cities hidden deep in the Amazon rainforest
Archaeologists have employed advanced lidar technology to unveil an ancient civilization hidden beneath the dense vegetation of the Upano Valley in eastern Ecuador. A lidar map of…
Mystery of the giant ape’s extinction finally solved
An international team of researchers from Chinese, Australian, and US insтιтutions has unraveled the mysteries surrounding the extinction of Gigantopithecus blacki, the largest primate ever to walk…
Archaeological excavations in ancient Tenea reveal rare coins, Hadrian’s aqueduct, and rich historical complex
A team of researchers led by archaeologist Dr. Elena Korka, under the auspices of the Directorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities of the Ministry of Culture, has…
Remains of a monumental Roman villa linked to Pliny the Elder discovered at Miseno
A team of researchers working on the urban regeneration project in Bacoli, near the northwestern end of the Bay of Naples, has uncovered the remains of a…
Newcastle experts solve the mystery of the Knaresborough Roman Hoard
Archaeologists at Newcastle University have recently conducted an in-depth study on the Knaresborough Hoard, one of the largest and most unique collections of late-Roman metalware ever discovered…
Medicine and Healing Practices in Ancient Egypt: A Comprehensive Exploration
Ancient Egypt’s healthcare system, described as “advanced and successful” by researchers Rosalie David and Roger Forshaw in their new book, “Medicine and Healing Practices in Ancient Egypt,”…