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Medieval cemetery with up to 240 skeletons found beneath busy Belgian market square | Archaeology News Online Magazine
6+ day, 14+ hour ago (234+ words) Archaeologists have found a medieval cemetery beneath the Vlasmarkt in Ghent, Belgium, where as many as 240 people could be buried. The discovery came during a trial excavation by archaeology firm BAAC Vlaanderen. The work took place as the city was…...
2,400-year-old Iron Age timber structure found beside Germany’s Main River | Archaeology News Online Magazine
1+ week, 3+ day ago (573+ words) A 2,400-year-old timber structure found beside the Main River in Aschaffenburg, Germany, is giving archaeologists new evidence about Iron Age building skills and the importance of the nearby settlement. Workers found the oak timbers in March 2026 during construction at a…...
Roman town in Germany was abandoned after only two generations, archaeologists find | Archaeology News Online Magazine
1+ week, 5+ day ago (301+ words) Archaeologists studying a Roman planned town near Neuenstadt am Kocher in Germany think the settlement lasted only about two generations. The Roman settlement dates to the 2nd or 3rd century CE. Romans laid out the town as a planned settlement near the…...
1,600-year-old Roman law book fragment reveals how taxes and public duties worked | Archaeology News Online Magazine
2+ week, 4+ day ago (521+ words) A Roman law scholar has reconstructed and translated a damaged Latin page found among ancient Egyptian artifacts. The parchment offers rare evidence for a small Roman law book from the fourth century. Matthijs Wibier, an assistant professor of Classics at…...
Archaeologists return to Grunwald battlefield to map the 1410 Battle | Archaeology News Online Magazine
2+ week, 5+ day ago (492+ words) A team of archaeologists and metal detectorists has begun a new survey of the battlefield where Polish-Lithuanian forces fought the Teutonic Order in 1410. About 40 researchers, detectorists and museum specialists will spend a week searching the fields around Grunwald in Poland’s…...
Archaeologists uncover mysterious medieval settlement abandoned near Halberstadt, Germany | Archaeology News Online Magazine
2+ week, 5+ day ago (467+ words) Archaeologists are excavating the remains of a medieval settlement near Halberstadt in central Germany. The site lies beside the Frevelgraben, east of the city, near Gessnerstraße. The Landesamt für Denkmalpflege und Archäologie Sachsen-Anhalt began work at the site in March....
Bronze Age barrow reused as Roman shrine and later execution site in England | Archaeology News Online Magazine
3+ week, 3+ day ago (543+ words) A Bronze Age barrow became the center of a Roman rural shrine at Red Lodge in Suffolk, where people returned for ritual acts for centuries. Archaeological work recorded use from the Early Bronze Age through the medieval period. The main…...
Kerry Cow bones identified as bear and wild boar, rewriting Ireland and Britain’s early farming history | Archaeology News Online Magazine
3+ week, 3+ day ago (479+ words) A new study has overturned a long-held idea about when farming reached Ireland. Bone fragments from Ferriter’s Cove, once seen as the earliest signs of domestic cattle, came from a bear and a wild boar. Ferriter’s Cove sits on the…...
Lost medieval monastery found beneath a Danish sports field | Archaeology News Online Magazine
4+ week, 1+ day ago (553+ words) A medieval monastery long thought to have vanished has been located beneath a sports field in Roskilde, Denmark. Ground-penetrating radar has revealed well-preserved remains of Sankt Clara monastery, built in the 13th century. The ruins lie about one meter below the…...