
Rare Pre-Hispanic Chac Mool Sculpture Found in Pátzcuaro, Mexico
Nestled within the heart of Pátzcuaro, an ancient enigma has emerged from the earth—a pre-Hispanic Chac Mool sculpture, shrouded in mystery and rich in cultural significance. This…

Lost Roman Bridge Linking England and Wales Rediscovered After 2,000 Years
Beneath the muddy banks of the River Wye, hidden for centuries, lies a bridge that once connected two worlds. In the historic town of Chepstow, archaeologists have…

New Tombs Unearthed from Early Bronze Age on Türkiye’s Çayönü Hill
Nestled in the Ergani district of southeastern Diyarbakır, Çayönü Hill has long been regarded as a cradle of human civilization. Known for its profound archaeological significance, this…

Rediscovering Nimrud: Unearthing the 2,600-Year-Old Ninurta Temple
In the heart of modern-day Iraq lies the ancient city of Nimrud, once the thriving capital of the Assyrian Empire. Beneath its sandy expanse, archaeologists have unearthed…

Hattusa’s Green Stone: An Ancient Puzzle of Power and Purpose
Hidden within the ancient ruins of Hattusa, the once-thriving capital of the Hittite empire, lies a mysterious artifact that has captured the imagination of locals and archaeologists…

Battle of Granicus Found: The Birthplace of Alexander’s Conquests
For centuries, the precise location of Alexander the Great’s first major military triumph—the Battle of Granicus—remained shrouded in mystery. Now, thanks to the meticulous efforts of Turkish…

Road Construction Reveals 7,000-Year-Old Neolithic Settlement Near Nupaky, Czech Republic
A routine road construction project near Nupaky, in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic, has turned into an extraordinary archaeological endeavor. Researchers have uncovered a 7,000-year-old settlement alongside artifacts…

Hungarian Archaeologists Unearth a 400-Year-Old Helmet at Visegrád Citadel
The historic Visegrád Citadel, perched high above the Danube River in Hungary, has long stood as a testament to the region’s rich cultural and military heritage. This…

17th-Century Maritime Marvel: Was This Copper Dome a Primitive Submarine?
In 1980, an enigmatic copper dome was pulled from the depths near the wreckage of the Santa Margarita, a Spanish treasure galleon lost in 1622. Initially mistaken…

1.4-Million-Year-Old Spheres from ‘Ubeidiya Showcase Early Human Creativity
For over a million years, the hands of ancient humans crafted objects that not only served practical purposes but also showcased their growing intellect and creativity. Among…