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• Shipwrecks, Byzantine Anchors, and Port Remains Discovered North of the Greek Island of Karpathos
  March 31, 2026

  The Greek Ministry of Culture, through the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities and in collaboration with the National ...

• The camp of the first Roman legions settled in Frankfurt is discovered, surprisingly without evidence of battles or confrontations
  March 31, 2026

  Renovation works at the Bolongaro Palace in the Höchst district have uncovered an archaeological site that changes th...

• The Armenian and Georgian alphabets closely resemble the ancient Ethiopian writing system: researchers believe it is not a coincidence
  March 31, 2026

  Researchers from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at San Diego State University have published a study in whi...

• Jirahgorgon discovered: remains of a new prehistoric predator found in South Africa that challenge the history of early mammals
  March 30, 2026

  An international team of paleontologists has discovered in the Karoo desert, in South Africa, a new species of prehis...

• Substances Romans Burned as Offerings to the Gods Identified in Two Containers Found in Pompeii
  March 30, 2026

  An international team of researchers has succeeded in identifying, for the first time, remains of aromatic resins imp...

• 10 intact burial mounds from the late Neolithic discovered in Saxony with an unusual concentration of flint weapons and arrowheads
  March 30, 2026

  A team of archaeologists from the Landesamt für Archäologie (LfA) has completed the excavation of a field of burial m...

• The Fascinating Story of Wattieza, the Oldest Known Tree That Formed Earth’s First Forests
  March 30, 2026

  In the year 1870, workers repairing a road damaged by floods in Gilboa, New York, made a discovery that would forever...

• Why Did Bronze Age Menorcans Avoid Seafood Despite Living on an Island? A Study Reveals the Paradox
  March 29, 2026

  An international study led by the University of Tübingen (Germany) and the University of Granada has revealed what th...

• Archaeologists Discover That Structures Buried at 14 Meters Depth Exist in the Ancient Egyptian City of Buto in the Northwestern Nile Delta
  March 28, 2026

  A multidisciplinary team of archaeologists and geophysicists has managed to detect buried structures from the Twenty-...

• A warrior of the steppes in 5th-century Hispania: the first representation of an Alan horseman in the Iberian Peninsula during the fall of the Roman Empire
  March 28, 2026

  A team of archaeologists and historians has proposed a new reading of an enigmatic slate found in Salamanca that coul...

• Scientists sequence the genome of a 110,000-year-old Neanderthal and discover that he lived in the same cave as another Neanderthal 10,000 years earlier
  March 27, 2026

  An international team of researchers, led from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology and Yale Univer...

• The coin buried in 1584 during the founding of Rey Don Felipe in the Strait of Magellan, the city whose colonists died of starvation, has been found
  March 27, 2026

  In the locality of Puerto del Hambre, in the Strait of Magellan, a team of archaeologists has recovered a silver eigh...

• The Greek Tale of Rhodope Is the Oldest Known Version of Cinderella
  March 27, 2026

  Even someone who has not read the tales of Basile, Perrault, or the Brothers Grimm will know that of Cinderella, whet...

• A Forgotten Mosaic Reveals the Only Known Image of a Venatrix, the Women Who Fought Beasts in the Roman Amphitheater
  March 26, 2026

  The image remained hidden for more than a century. A mosaic found in Reims (France) in 1860, destroyed during World W...

• They Have Been With Us Since the Ice Age: A Study Using Ancient DNA Places Dog Domestication Thousands of Years Earlier Than Previously Believed
  March 26, 2026

  An international investigation led by the Universities of Liverpool and Oxford has succeeded in establishing the olde...

• The cargo of a Roman vessel loaded with olive oil amphorae from the Iberian Peninsula discovered at the bottom of Lake Neuchâtel
  March 26, 2026

  An underwater archaeology operation in Switzerland has brought to light, at the bottom of Lake Neuchâtel, the remains...

• The remains of d’Artagnan, the soldier who inspired the character of the famous musketeer, are found in Maastricht
  March 25, 2026

  The possibility of having located the final resting place of one of the most legendary figures in European history is...

• The Mystery of the Strange Shipwreck of Ánimas de la Victoria on the Mexican Coast in the 18th Century Solved: A Ship Sailing Where It Should Not Have Been
  March 25, 2026

  At the entrance to Espíritu Santo Bay, on the Caribbean coast of the Yucatán Peninsula, there lies a maze of reefs th...

• Altar with offerings including skulls and bones discovered in Tula, the ancient capital of the Toltecs
  March 25, 2026

  During archaeological salvage work along the route of the Mexico City–Querétaro Passenger Train, carried out by the M...

• What Did the Sumerians of Southern Mesopotamia Eat in the 3rd Millennium BCE? A Technique Reveals the Diet of Non-Elite Populations
  March 25, 2026

  For decades, reconstructing the diet of the ancient civilizations that inhabited southern Mesopotamia has been an alm...