Remains of a Paleolithic dwelling discovered in Spain’s La Garma cave complex
Archaeologists from the University of Cantabria, led by Pablo Arias and Roberto Ontañón, have discovered a Paleolithic dwelling in the La Garma cave complex in Cantabria, Spain….
Roman lion mosaic unearthed in ancient city Prusias ad Hypium
Archaeologists conducting excavations at the ancient city of Prusias ad Hypium in Konuralp, Turkey, have unearthed a well-preserved mosaic featuring lion motifs. Credit: Konuralp Museum The excavation,…
Talismanic healing bowls and archery rings unearthed in Hasankeyf Mound
In the ongoing excavations of Hasankeyf Mound, an ancient Neolithic settlement in Anatolia, southeastern Turkey, archaeologists have uncovered rare artifacts, including an 800-year-old talismanic healing bowl and…
6500-year-old Stone Age cemetery discovered near Arctic Circle challenges preconceptions
Archaeologists have unearthed what is believed to be a 6,500-year-old Stone Age cemetery known as Tainiaro, just 50 miles south of the Arctic Circle in the Finnish…
Japan’s possibly oldest stone molds for bronze casting unearthed at Yoshinogari ruins
Archaeologists have unearthed relics, including stone-casting molds for bronze artifacts, at the Yoshinogari ruins in the western prefecture of Saga, Japan, potentially making them the oldest of…
Archaeologists unearth five Bronze Age axes in the forests of Poland
Archaeologists have unearthed five Bronze Age axes in the Starogard Forest District of Kociewie, Poland, according to an announcement by the Pomeranian Provincial Conservator of Monuments. Discovered…
5700-year-old Menga Dolmen is a marvel of Neolithic engineering, study reveals
A team of archaeologists, geologists, and historians from various Spanish insтιтutions has uncovered the remarkable engineering prowess behind the Menga Dolmen, an ancient burial mound near Antequera,…
Hellenistic-era statue of ‘Dancing Moses’ unearthed in Stratonikeia
In a significant archaeological discovery, the statue of “Dancing Moses,” a captivating figure from ancient mythology, has emerged in Turkey’s ancient city of Stratonikeia after 2,175 years….
World’s oldest fortresses discovered in Stone Age Siberia
An international team, led by researchers from Freie Universität Berlin, has unearthed fortified prehistoric settlements in the remote Siberian region. The prehistoric fortified settlement sits atop a…
Archaeologists discover Roman baths and mosaics under split city museum in Croatia
A team of archaeologists participating in the restoration efforts of the Split City Museum, a prominent cultural insтιтution nestled within Croatia’s Dominik Papalic palace, has uncovered a…