Vat Phou’s Crocodile Stone: A Unique Artifact That Baffles Historians and Archaeologists
Hidden within the ancient Vat Phou Temple complex in Laos lies a peculiar and mysterious artifact—the Crocodile Stone. With its deep impression resembling a crocodile and a…
Metal Detectorist Unearths Rare Roman Cavalry Swords in England’s Historic Cotswolds
The discovery of two Roman cavalry swords in the North Cotswolds, England, has captured the imagination of archaeologists and historians alike. Unearthed by metal detectorist Glenn Manning…
Ancient Perperikon Reveals a Sacred Water Sanctuary Lost in Time
Nestled atop the rocky peaks of Bulgaria’s Eastern Rhodope mountains lies Perperikon, a site that has captured the imagination of historians and archaeologists for decades. Recent excavations…
Unearthed Secrets: The Mysterious Face-Down Burial of a Teenage Girl in Medieval England
An extraordinary archaeological discovery in Conington, Cambridgeshire, has unveiled a story of mystery, superstition, and societal dynamics in Early Medieval England. Unearthed between 2016 and 2018, the…
Unearthing the Past: Two New Fragments of the Fasti Ostienses Discovered in Ostia Antica
The discovery of two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses, an ancient Roman calendar inscribed on marble slabs, marks a significant milestone in understanding the history of…
Gaza’s 2,000-Year-Old Roman Cemetery: A Key to Understanding Ancient Life
Beneath the bustling streets of Gaza City, a hidden world of ancient history has emerged, offering a rare glimpse into the Roman era. The discovery of a…
Unearthing History: The Discovery of Esger Juul’s 14th-Century Seal in West Jutland
In a remarkable discovery that links us to Denmark’s medieval past, a metal detectorist unearthed the seal stamp of Esger Juul, a 14th-century Archbishop of Lund, in…
Mysterious Mask and Ancient Water System Unearthed in Ptolemais: New Discoveries in Libya
Nestled on the Mediterranean coast of Libya lies the ancient city of Ptolemais, a once-thriving hub of Hellenistic and Roman civilization. Founded in the 3rd century BCE,…
New Discoveries at Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple: 18th Dynasty Blocks Shed Light on Egypt’s Ancient Past
Recent archaeological excavations at the necropolis of Thebes in Luxor have unveiled fascinating discoveries at Queen Hatshepsut’s temple in Deir al-Bahari. These findings shed new light on…
From Ruins to Revelation: Discovering the Scale of Dmanisis Gora Fortress, 3,000 Years Old, with Drone Technology
High in the rugged Caucasus Mountains lies a monumental archaeological marvel: Dmanisis Gora. Long known to researchers but newly redefined through drone mapping technology, this 3,000-year-old mountainside…