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• The Secret of the Preservation of the Huashan Rock Paintings for 2000 Years: They Are Made with the Blood of Women Giving Birth
  July 27, 2026

  The Huashan rock paintings, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, stretch over 260 kilometers along the Zuoj...

• The complete layout of the wall of the first Roman camp in Vindonissa discovered, along with medical and military equipment of the legionaries
  July 27, 2026

  The emergency archaeological intervention promoted by Cantonal Archaeology on Zürcherstrasse Street in Windisch (in t...

• A Large Fresco of Dionysus and Ariadne Discovered and Restored on the Ceiling of the “Casa con Pacificio” in Pompeii
  July 26, 2026

  The presentation of the project took place in the Palestra Grande of the Excavations, at the end of the International...

• The “Barbarian Invasions” forced Roman legionaries on the Danube frontier to survive on hunting and fishing, as supply routes were cut off
  July 26, 2026

  The Roman soldiers who guarded the Danube frontier almost two thousand years ago did not live on bread and vegetables...

• 1,000 Years Ago There Were Tens of Thousands of Languages in the World, Today Only 7,500 Remain: This Is What Happened
  July 24, 2026

  Today, humans speak or use signs in approximately 7,500 different languages. However, this figure, impressive as it m...

• Elevated Roads That Seem to Lead Nowhere Found in an Iron Age Fort in Western England
  July 24, 2026

  A team of archaeologists and students from the University of Birmingham has begun the first excavation work at the si...

• The Mystery of the Baboon and the Ibis: Moonlight Reveals Why the Ancient Egyptians Deified Two Such Different Animals
  July 24, 2026

  A study published in the journal Time and Mind has brought back to the scientific forefront a question that for decad...

• Moskstraumen, the Norwegian whirlpool that looks so much like Charybdis from the Odyssey that some theories say they are the same
  July 24, 2026

  Between the islands of Moskenesøya and Mosken, in the Norwegian archipelago of the Lofoten, the waters do something t...

• Thrace’s First Farmers: The Settlement of Paradimi Is Older Than Previously Believed and Had a Double Defensive System
  July 23, 2026

  The mound of Paradimi, located about six kilometers southwest of the city of Komotini on the plain of Greek Thrace, h...

• Two Possible Ancient Dams Discovered in Egypt Near the Red Pyramid of Dahshur That May Have Been Used for Its Construction
  July 23, 2026

  French and Egyptian researchers have presented the first solid evidence that two huge linear structures located south...

• Two babies were buried in an ancient Roman latrine at the sanctuary of Artemis in Ephesus in the 8th century, centuries after the building’s abandonment
  July 23, 2026

  The discovery occurred in the least expected place. During excavations at the Odeon of Ephesus, a building dedicated ...

• Findings at the Iberian Site of the Assut de Tivenys Point to an Origin Prior to the 3rd Century BC and Reveal a Seal and a Fibula of Sertorian Soldiers
  July 23, 2026

  The excavations carried out this summer at the Iberian settlement of L’Assut, located in a strategic spot along the c...

• Tomb with 560 Ushabti Figurines, Rhodian Pottery, and Osirian Burials Discovered in Egypt
  July 22, 2026

  The Egyptian archaeological mission under the Supreme Council of Antiquities, conducting excavation work at the necro...

• The Statue of a Bacchante Found in Tusculum May Have Belonged to Cicero and is the First Discovered Work of the Famous Sculptor Evandros
  July 22, 2026

  A team of archaeologists from the Spanish School of History and Archaeology in Rome (EEHAR-CSIC) has unearthed in the...

• Roman camp with inscribed projectiles discovered, marking the exact site of the repression of the Cerretan revolt in 39 B.C.
  July 22, 2026

  Researchers from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) have documented at Collet de Jovell, within the municipa...

• Emerald Tablet, the enigmatic text that revealed the secret of the Philosopher’s Stone
  July 22, 2026

  Psychiatrist Carl Jung and historian George R. S. Mead studied the Emerald Tablet between the last quarter of the 19t...

• Rare Statue Found in a Gallic Iron Age Settlement Where Unusual Amounts of Horse Meat Were Consumed
  July 21, 2026

  The excavations carried out at the residential site of Mettray Le Désert, located north of Tours, have provided new d...

• A New Forensic Approach to the Shroud of Turin: Science Reveals Biological Clues Without Dating Its Origin
  July 21, 2026

  The Shroud of Turin, one of the most studied and controversial relics of Christianity, has been subjected to a new sc...

• Findings at the Capo Mulini Shipwreck, Sunk in the Late 2nd Century BC, Rewrite the Map of Republican Sicily’s Trade Routes
  July 21, 2026

  The waters of the maritime stretch between Acireale and Aci Castello, on the eastern coast of Sicily, have revealed a...

• Ancient astronomers considered it one of the brightest stars in the sky, but it barely shines: researchers solve the mystery
  July 21, 2026

  Almost two millennia ago, in the year 137 AD, Claudius Ptolemy included in his famous Almagest a list of the brightes...