Ten million euros for archaeologists. Academies Programme supports project investigating Roman life at the Lower Germanic Limes
The four Roman legionary fortresses in Bonn, Neuss, Xanten and Nijmegen still hold unexplored treasures of knowledge about the multifaceted life of the Romans on the Lower…
Archaeologists identified three Roman military camps using satellite imagery
A team of archaeologists have unearthed three Roman military encampments to the east of Bayir in Maan Governorate. These ancient Roman camps, which may have been constructed…
8,200-year-old water channel discovered in Turkey
Archaeologists have unearthed an 8,200-year-old water channel in the Yeşilova Mound in the Bornova district of Izmir, Turkey. This excavation is a joint project between the Culture…
3700-year-old brain and skin remnants discovered at Bronze Age settlement in Turkey
In an archaeological excavation in Turkey’s Kütahya province, researchers have uncovered extraordinarily well-preserved brain and skin remnants belonging to two individuals from the Bronze Age. This remarkable…
Ancient Thracian tomb from the time of the Odrysian kingdom discovered in Bulgaria
Archaeologists from the Haskovo Regional Museum of History have uncovered a Thracian tomb believed to date back to the late 4th and early 3rd century BCE near…
Fragments of unique 17th-century iconostasis discovered in Nowoberezowo, Poland
Researchers from the Insтιтute of Art at the Polish Academy of Sciences (IS PAN) have unearthed substantial fragments of a 17th-century iconostasis in the attic of St….
Archaeologists found a noblewoman buried next to her husband 1,000 years ago, with the top of her skull missing
Archaeologists in Eisleben, Germany, have uncovered the 1,000-year-old remains of an elite couple, adding a layer of mystery due to the missing facial bones of the woman….
Cambridge Hospital’s cemetery reveals lives of medieval England’s common people
A recent archaeological study led by researchers from Cambridge University sheds new light on the medieval benefits system implemented by the Hospital of St. John the Evangelist….
People buried in Spain’s ‘mega’ stone tombs were subjected to defleshing and postmortem bone fractures
Decades ago, two large Neolithic stone tombs in northern Spain, known as Los Zumacales and La Cabaña, were excavated, revealing the remains of over two dozen individuals…
Archaeologists excavate marginalized settlement of Vaakunakylä
Archaeologists from the University of Oulu, led by Dr. Oula Seitsonen, have excavated Vaakunakylä, a marginalized settlement that emerged from the remnants of a former Nazi barracks…