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A Bronze Age Tribe in Poland Was Already Eating a Cereal Brought from China before Tutankhamun was even born
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (419+ words) Around 1590 BCE — more than 800 years before Rome was founded, and before Tutankhamun was even born — a small number of people in what is now southeastern Poland started eating a cereal that had never grown in their fields. It wasn’t a…...
Neanderthals Returned to This Spanish Cave Every Year for Generations — Long Before Homo Sapiens Ever Set Foot Inside
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (215+ words) Together, they recovered more than 1,500 archaeological and paleontological remains this season alone — stone tools and animal bones that are reshaping what’s known about how Neanderthal groups lived on Spain’s northern plateau roughly 46,000 years ago, deep in the Late Pleistocene. For…...
No, It's Not Pompeii: This Roman City on the Black Sea Just Revealed a 105-Square-Meter Mosaic
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (340+ words) Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy announced the find on social media alongside a second discovery from this year’s campaign: a head of Eros, the Greek god of desire — a figure familiar to English speakers mainly through his Roman counterpart, Cupid — carved…...
Roman statues from the 2nd century A.D., including those of Emperor Hadrian and his wife Sabina, found in the ancient Greek city of Kibyra
1+ week, 5+ day ago (733+ words) Excavations led by the Mehmet Akif Ersoy University of Burdur (MAKÜ) at the archaeological site of the ancient Greek Kibyra, in southwestern Turkey, have brought to light fragments of four marble sculptures from the Roman era, including a complete representation…...
Tomb of the Royal Chamberlain Sekhentiu-Ptah Discovered in Saqqara with the False Door Still in Its Original Location, and a Complex System of Funerary Shafts
1+ week, 6+ day ago (387+ words) The Egyptian archaeological mission working in the Bubastion necropolis in the Saqqara archaeological area has announced the results of the first excavation season in Sector A, located west of the Bubastion area. The work carried out during this initial campaign…...
17th-Century Woman's Grave with “Anti-vampire” Practices Never Before Seen Together Discovered in Poland
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1359+ words) The burial of a young woman of high rank, with Scandinavian ancestry and a meat-based diet, reveals her contemporaries’ fear that she might return as a demon. Researchers have documented for the first time the combination of a sickle and…...
An Exceptional 11,000-Year-Old Sculpture Depicting a Man on a Leopard Found in Karahantepe
2+ week, 4+ day ago (633+ words) Ersoy himself specified that the piece was found exactly where it had been deposited in that remote era, inside a circular structure three meters in diameter that preserved its original flat-slab pavement and a continuous bench attached to the perimeter…...
The Tomb of a Young Viking Woman with Remains of a 1,300-Year-Old Dress Found in Western Jutland
2+ week, 4+ day ago (506+ words) Danish archaeology is facing one of the most unique discoveries of the last decade in the field of ancient Nordic clothing. During the excavation at the site known as Skonager (ARV 661), carried out near Varde, in the heart of Western…...
Submerged Etruscan Port from the 4th Century BC, the Oldest Linked to a Temple, Discovered Two Meters Deep off the Coast of Rome
2+ week, 5+ day ago (880+ words) A 4th-century BC docking structure, located 130 meters from the Punta della Vipera sanctuary, remained submerged at less than two meters deep. A team of underwater archaeologists and geologists from Sapienza University of Rome and the Center for Maritime Studies has…...
12 Neolithic Arrowheads Found in Anatolia Bear Rare Geometric Marks Whose Purpose Remains Unknown
2+ week, 6+ day ago (546+ words) An archaeological study reveals that these rare obsidian pieces, found only in this region, could be hunters’ marks or symbols of personal identity The limited distribution of the incised arrowheads is not the result of the availability of material, but…...