A Stained Dog Bone and Roman Rituals: New Insights from Surrey’s Ancient Quarry
In the heart of Surrey, England, a Roman-era quarry pit has revealed an extraordinary glimpse into ancient ritual practices. Among thousands of human and animal remains uncovered…
Archaeologists Uncover Charles XII’s Hidden Transport Route in Sweden
In the shadow of Sweden’s rich historical tapestry lies a hidden marvel—Galärvegen, the overland route used by King Charles XII during the Great Northern War. Recently uncovered…
Archaeologists Unearth Notable 1,500-Year-Old Byzantine Monastery with Bible-Quoting Mosaic Floor in Southern Israel
Archaeology never ceases to amaze, and the recent discovery of a Byzantine-era monastery near Kiryat Gat, Israel, offers a stunning glimpse into the past. Unearthed during an…
Excavations in Saqqara Reveal Tombs with Intricately Sealed Limestone Burial Shafts
The Saqqara necropolis, a cornerstone of Egypt’s archaeological heritage, continues to yield discoveries that redefine its historical significance. Recent excavations, led by a joint Egyptian-Japanese mission, have…
Royal Relics from WWII Found in Vilnius Cathedral’s Crypt After 85 Years
For decades, the crypts of Vilnius Cathedral held an elusive secret—royal treasures hidden from the world during the tumultuous outbreak of World War II. These priceless artifacts,…
A 2nd-Century Roman Figurine Reveals Ancient Depictions of Medical Anomalies
Amid the ancient remnants of Bracara Augusta, a 2nd-century Roman bronze figurine has emerged as both a work of art and a medical enigma. Unearthed in modern-day…
Ancient Ingenuity Rediscovered: Luy Lau and the Legacy of Dong Son Drums
Nestled on the banks of the Dau River in northern Vietnam, the ancient Luy Lau Citadel stands as a testament to the ingenuity and cultural richness of…
Divers Uncover 19th-Century Shipwreck Laden with Unopened Champagne and Rare Mineral Water
Deep beneath the Baltic Sea, a forgotten shipwreck from the 19th century has come to light, revealing a treasure trove of unopened champagne bottles and rare Selters…
Rujm el-Hiri Mystery: Golan’s Stone Circle May Not Be an Astronomical Observatory After All
Rujm el-Hiri, the enigmatic “Stonehenge of the East,” has long captivated historians and archaeologists with its colossal basalt stone circles and mysterious central burial mound. Nestled in…
Rome’s Forgotten Aqueduct: The Fascinating Legacy of Aqua Traiana
Few feats of engineering exemplify the ingenuity and ambition of ancient Rome like its aqueducts. These monumental structures not only sustained the city’s burgeoning population but also…