Archaeologists discover unknown 7,000-year-old settlement in Serbia

Archaeologists discover unknown 7,000-year-old settlement in Serbia

Archaeologists, in collaboration with the Museum of Vojvodina in Novi Sad (Serbia), the National Museum Zrenjanin, and the National Museum Pančevo, have unearthed a previously unknown Late…

Volunteers uncover Bronze Age petroglyphs in Kazakhstan

Volunteers uncover Bronze Age petroglyphs in Kazakhstan

Volunteers participating in Kazakhstan’s nationwide Taza (Clean) Kazakhstan environmental campaign have uncovered petroglyphs dating back to the Bronze Age in the Zhambyl region. Newly discovered petroglyphs dating…

Experts reveal Stone of Destiny was a doorstep

Experts reveal Stone of Destiny was a doorstep

The Stone of Scone, steeped in the lore of Scottish monarchy and ancient legend, has long captivated scholars and enthusiasts with its enigmatic origins and significant role…

Ancient Pueblo culture communicated using conch-shell trumpets, study finds

Ancient Pueblo culture communicated using conch-shell trumpets, study finds

A new study recently published in the journal Antiquity revealed the ancient Pueblo culture’s communication methods, and the significant role conch-shell trumpets played in community cohesion and…

Turtle shells unearthed in Germany hint at ancient ‘living tins’ during Ice Age

Turtle shells unearthed in Germany hint at ancient ‘living tins’ during Ice Age

Excavations in the middle Elbe valley near Magdeburg, Germany, have revealed significant archaeological findings spanning from the Middle Pleistocene to the modern era. The Barleben-Adamsee gravel quarry…

Archaeologists unearth rare purple dye, once worth more than gold, at Roman ruins in UK

Archaeologists unearth rare purple dye, once worth more than gold, at Roman ruins in UK

Archaeologists and volunteers working at an ancient Roman site in the United Kingdom have unearthed a mysterious purple lump that turned out to be an incredibly rare…

First mother-daughter burial from Roman period in Austria discovered

First mother-daughter burial from Roman period in Austria discovered

In 2004, during construction work in Wels, Austria, an unusual grave was unearthed, containing the remains of two individuals embracing each other and at least one horse….

Lavish 2,200-year-old tomb of Chinese king unearthed

Lavish 2,200-year-old tomb of Chinese king unearthed

Archaeologists in eastern China have unearthed a lavish tomb dating back 2,200 years that may have been the final resting place of an emperor from the Chu…

New study reveals Jerusalem was a major city under David and Solomon

New study reveals Jerusalem was a major city under David and Solomon

A new scientific study, published in the journal PNAS and conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) in collaboration with Tel Aviv University and the Weizmann Insтιтute…

Vast Iron Age necropolis uncovered in Italy

Vast Iron Age necropolis uncovered in Italy

Archaeologists have unearthed an extensive Iron Age necropolis in the Valle Telesina region near the Volturno River in Amorosi, Italy Credit: Superintendency of Archaeology, Fine Arts and…