A genetic history of mobility in the Iron Age central Mediterranean revealed by study
An international collaboration of anthropologists, archaeologists, and geneticists has shed light on the migration patterns and ancestral connections of populations residing around the Mediterranean Sea during the…
A water sanctuary was discovered in Perperikon
Recent archaeological investigations have uncovered a significant and monumental water sanctuary, referred to as a Nymphaeum, located above the reservoir in the southern district of Perperikon. The…
Archaeologists uncover two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses in the Ostia Antica archaeological park
Two newly discovered fragments of the Fasti Ostienses, an ancient Roman calendar inscribed on marble slabs, have shed light on the political and monumental history of both…
Slave bedroom found by archaeologists in ancient Roman villa near Pompeii
Archaeologists working in collaboration with the Pompeii Archaeological Park and the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Torre Annunziata have uncovered a second slave room in the Villa of…
The mystery of cranial modification in ancient Japan is solved
A team of researchers from Kyushu University in Japan and the University of Montana have just published a study proving that the Hirota people of Japan employed…
Archaeologists unvocer Muromian burial site in Muroma, Russia
Archaeologists from the Insтιтute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, working on the Volga Expedition’s behalf, have unearthed a significant Muromian burial site on the…
İnkaya cave excavations unearth 86,000-year-old traces of human life
In a series of ongoing excavations at İnkaya Cave, located in the northwestern region of Turkey, in Çanakkale, archaeologists have uncovered compelling evidence of human life dating…
Archaeologists uncover 1,800-year-old Roman soldier burial with dagger at ancient Spanish fortress
Archaeologists excavating an ancient fortress in Almendralejo, Spain, have found a startling burial that might belong to a Roman soldier who died about 1,800 years ago. They…
Archaeologists uncovered goddess Hecate figurine in ancient Kelenderis
Archaeologists from Batman University in Turkey, have uncovered an ancient figurine depicting the Greek goddess Hecate, in the ancient Greek city of Kelenderis, also known as Celenderis….
Naked Kouros statue unearthed at the ancient Greek sanctuary of Despotiko
Archaeologists have uncovered a naked Kouros statue during excavations in an ancient sanctuary dedicated to Apollo on the uninhabited Greek island of Despotiko in the Cyclades. Statue…