Ancient Roman elite necropolis unearthed in Italy
A two-year dig to install a solar power plant near Rome has unearthed a remarkable ancient Roman necropolis containing 67 elaborately dressed skeletons in 57 ornate tombs….
The largest known Imperial cult temple in the transition from paganism to Christianity was found in Spello, Italy
Archaeologists excavating in Spello, Italy, have discovered the remnants of the largest Imperial cult temple found to date. An aerial pH๏τograph of the ruins of the Imperial…
Unique Anjou-era jewelry piece unearthed in Visegrád, Hungary
During an archaeological excavation conducted in preparation for the Visegrád Renaissance Development Program, experts unearthed the oldest surviving structure of the first royal palace and a unique…
Egypt-Japan mission reveals 4,000-year-old tomb and artifacts in Saqqara
A joint mission led by Waseda University and the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) has uncovered a rock-cut tomb in Saqqara, Egypt, believed to be more than…
Archaeologists unearth Ptolemaic and Roman tombs and artifacts in Al Bahnasa, Egypt
In the Minya governorate of Egypt, Spanish archaeologists led by Dr. Mayte Mascorro and Dr. Esther Pons Melado from the University of Barcelona and the Insтιтute of…
A significant Anglo-Saxon cemetery unearthed in Lincolnshire, England
Working on the Viking Link project, Archaeologists from WesSєx Archaeology have uncovered a significant Anglo-Saxon cemetery during excavations for the National Grid’s Viking Link project, the world’s…
Bioarchaeological study reveals new genetic Insights into Teotihuacan civilization
Researchers led by Dr. Fuzuki Mizuno from the Toho University School of Medicine have unveiled the complete mitochondrial genome sequences of ancient individuals from Teotihuacan, the colossal…
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…