Singapore’s Ancient Past: Archaeological Finds Illuminate the City’s Rich Trade Legacy
When Sir Stamford Raffles arrived in Singapore in 1819, he was captivated by its strategic location, yet it was his belief in the island’s rich, yet largely…
Roman Military Remains near Lom: New Insights into Life on the Danube Frontier
In the heart of Bulgaria, along the banks of the Danube, a series of fascinating archaeological discoveries are unveiling the secrets of life on the Roman frontier….
Euboea’s Dragon Houses: 3,600-Year-Old Megalithic Structures That Defy Explanation
Hidden high in the mountains of Euboea, Greece, lie a series of ancient structures that have baffled archaeologists for centuries. Known as the “dragon houses,” these megalithic…
A Surprising Find: Hadrian’s Wall Section Uncovered During Newcastle Water Project
Amid the hustle and bustle of modern Newcastle, an incredible archaeological discovery has been made beneath the feet of unsuspecting workers. While conducting routine maintenance on a…
World’s Oldest Cheese Discovered on Ancient Chinese Mummies: Unveiling 3,600-Year-Old Kefir
Buried for 3,600 years in the desert sands of China’s Tarim Basin, an ancient mystery has been unraveled. The discovery of kefir cheese smeared on mummies has…
A 1,900-Year-Old Papyrus: The Best-Documented Roman Court Case in Judaea After Jesus
In a dusty corner of the Israel Antiquities Authority’s storeroom, a 1,900-year-old papyrus sat untouched, waiting to reveal its secrets. Recently deciphered, this rare document offers a…
The Mysteries of Sarmizegetusa Regia: A Dacian Capital Lost in the Carpathians
Hidden deep in the forests of Romania’s Carpathian Mountains, Sarmizegetusa Regia stands as a testament to the power and mystery of the ancient Dacian civilization. Once the…
Stolen Treasures: The Heist of the Golden Helmet of Coțofenești and Its Cultural Impact
In the dead of night on January 25, 2025, an audacious art heist shook the world. Thieves used explosives to breach the Drents Museum in the Netherlands,…
Snettisham Hoards: Uncovering the Gold That Shaped Iron Age Britain
Buried beneath the fields of Norfolk, a hidden treasure lay undisturbed for over 2,000 years—until a plow struck gold. The Snettisham Hoards, the largest collection of Iron…
The 1.4-Million-Year-Old Stone Tools That Change the Story of Human Expansion into Europe
For years, scientists believed the first humans arrived in Europe through the Mediterranean. But a groundbreaking discovery at Korolevo, Ukraine, is challenging that view. Using a “cosmic…