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A Fortune Unearthed in Rural Luxembourg Sparked a Four-Year Secret Dig and an Unexpected Link to Ancient Anatolia
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (842+ words) Researchers recovered 141 late Roman gold solidi from the site known as Um Rank at Holzthum, in the commune of Parc Hosingen. The coins span the turbulent final decades of the fourth century, but their geographical origins suggest that at least…...
Syrian Man Finds Nearly 400 Ancient Artifacts While Digging Shelter From Assad Regime Bombing
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (652+ words) A Syrian man digging a bomb shelter to protect his family from airstrikes in Idlib made an unexpected archaeological discovery beneath the ground. Ziya Hanus encountered a cave containing nearly 400 archaeological artifacts in Idlib, then spent the next eight years…...
Actors Went Looking for Fictional Treasure and Found Rare Cavalry Armour Instead
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (778+ words) They entered the muddy moat looking for the kind of treasure that belonged in a film script. Instead, beneath layers of dark silt at a historic palace in Poland, the searchers encountered something very real: a 19th-century cavalry cuirass that…...
105-Square-Meter Mosaic and 1,800-Year-Old Eros Head Unearthed at Pompeiopolis
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (835+ words) Archaeologists working at the ancient city of Pompeiopolis in northern Türkiye have uncovered approximately 105 square meters of remarkably well-preserved floor mosaics, while a second discovery — the marble head of Eros dating back around 1,800 years — is offering a glimpse into a…...
3,000-Year-Old Object Found with Bronze Axes Is Being Called a Button??? But Archaeologists Aren???t Sure What It Was
2+ week, 4+ hour ago (1229+ words) A copper-alloy object barely 2.4 centimeters across has made a small Late Bronze Age hoard from eastern England unusually difficult to interpret. Found beside two socketed axes near Barton Turf in Norfolk, the roughly 3,000-year-old object has been classified as a…...
1,700-Year-Old Chinese Armor Still Shines Thanks to an Ancient Metalworking Secret
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (774+ words) Pieces of 1,700-year-old Chinese armor have emerged from the ground with something archaeologists would hardly expect from ancient iron: traces of a bright, silvery-white metallic shine. The discovery provides the earliest known evidence in China for tin-coated iron and, according…...
Solving Archaeology's Data Problem with Synthetic Data
3+ week, 1+ day ago (769+ words) Deep learning models usually need hundreds or thousands of labeled examples to learn how to identify specific archaeological features. While this is possible for common and well studied discoveries, rare or previously unknown features are much harder to collect enough…...
Roman Mass Grave Beneath Vienna Soccer Field Reveals Unusual Concentration of Pelvic Wounds
3+ week, 1+ day ago (790+ words) A Roman mass grave discovered beneath a soccer field in Vienna is revealing new details about a violent clash that killed scores of young men nearly 2,000 years ago. An updated analysis has found that injuries were unusually concentrated around the…...
Coins on Pig Skulls Reveal Rituals at a Roman Shrine Built Beside a 4,000-Year-Old Mound in Suffolk
3+ week, 2+ day ago (848+ words) A Roman shrine in Suffolk has revealed an unusual ritual landscape where worshippers built beside a burial mound already around 2,000 years old and deposited animals, coins and other offerings around it. Among the most striking finds at Red Lodge were…...
25 Turtle Figurines Unearthed in a Turkish Cave, Some Dating Back 16,500 Years
3+ week, 4+ day ago (533+ words) Archaeologists excavating Gedikkaya Cave in northwestern Türkiye have uncovered around 25 stone turtle figurines from Epipaleolithic contexts dating between approximately 14,500 and 11,200 BCE, adding striking new evidence that prehistoric hunter-gatherers used parts of the cave for ritual or symbolic activities. Prof. Dr....