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Archaeologists have put a firm date on a type of stone tomb long seen across the Sahara but rarely studied. A team from the University of Girona and the Sahrawi Ministry of Culture excavated one in northern Western Sahara. The…
Archaeologists in eastern Germany have uncovered large piles of mammoth bones for the first time since 1927. The finds come from Breitenbach-Schneidemühle, a Stone Age camp in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. Researchers now believe the people living here hunted live mammoths…
Archaeology News Online Magazine Unique Silenos face found on Roman-era clay sarcophagus at Attouda, Turkey A small bearded face grins up from the lid of a clay sarcophagus found near the ancient city of Attouda in western Turkey. The head…
Dive into the mystery of Nemrut Dağ, where colossal statues pay homage to a king and ancient gods. Growing usage of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss is reshaping how consumers shop for food and clothes, according to consulting firm EY-Parthenon.
Published - October 23, 2026 07:00 am IST - KASARAGOD Rock-carved game boards resembling the traditional 14-pit Manjadippala or Kadippala boards used in Kerala have been discovered at Madikkai Umichi, Banam, and Cheemeni Ariyittapara in Kasaragod district, providing possible evidence that people in the region…
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Ancient Scandinavians, often referred to as the Vikings, might not have been as simple and barbaric as they have been portrayed for the last decades. For a... Divine Messengers | The Viking Prophecy of Salvation (Episode 6)
By Jaycee Gudoy | Published 14 seconds ago Most people picture ancient Egypt as pyramids, gold masks and gods with animal heads. The record left behind on papyrus, limestone flakes and temple walls tells a quieter story about people solving ordinary problems.
By Jaycee Gudoy | Published 18 seconds ago Most ancient monuments that still stand do so by accident. The rest survived because somebody, at some point, decided that a pile of old stone was worth a fight with a river, a quarryman,…
By Jaycee Gudoy | Published 23 seconds ago Egyptian tombs were built to be sealed forever, but many were entered by robbers within a generation or two. The handful that survived intact, or nearly so, handed modern excavators objects that had not…