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Daorson, the Illyrian capital of the mysterious Daorsi that Rome did not protect despite more than a century of demonstrated loyalty
4+ week, 1+ day ago (786+ words) Here, however, it was not Greeks who lived, but an Illyrian tribe that remained almost unknown until a century ago: the Daorsi. Their capital, Daorson, was for two and a half centuries the most powerful city in the Neretva basin,…...
Neolithic Cannibalism Wasn't a One-Off: Spanish Caves Show It Happened Again and Again for 1,500 Years
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (20+ words) La Brújula Verde...
Archaeologists Unveil the Hidden City of Nimrud, the Ancient Assyrian Capital Forgotten for 180 Years
1+ week, 3+ day ago (711+ words) A project from the University of Udine combines drones, magnetic sensors, and surface surveys to map for the first time the vast lower city of the ancient metropolis, where the non-elite population lived. For nearly two centuries, archaeologists excavating Nimrud,…...
Wildfires May Have Taught Humans to Make Pottery
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (627+ words) The research, published in the journal Geomorphology, comes from Amos Frumkin, a geomorphologist at the Institute of Earth Sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Frumkin pieced together evidence from lake sediments, cave formations, charcoal deposits, and archaeological sites across…...
Adobe Houses and a Wine Press from the Era of Ramesses II Found in Memphis Reveal How Ancient Egyptians Lived Away from the Pharaohs
1+ week, 5+ day ago (524+ words) The joint archaeological mission between the Supreme Council of Antiquities of Egypt and the Shanghai Museum, which has been working for several seasons in the area of the Temple of Sekhmet in Mit Rahina, has unveiled a series of discoveries…...
Tabula Peutingeriana, the only surviving road map of the Roman Empire
1+ week, 6+ day ago (625+ words) On November 26, 2007, the Austrian National Library did something it hardly ever does: it took the Tabula Peutingeriana out of its climate-controlled display case and allowed the public to see it for a few hours. Due to its extreme fragility, the…...
7,000 Years Ago the Last Hunter-Gatherers Met the First Farmers at a Lake in Germany: This Is What Happened
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1460+ words) An analysis of the pottery from the only Early Neolithic lakeside settlement in northwestern Germany shows intense cultural exchanges and a slow transition toward agriculture. The more than 50,000 pottery fragments found at the Hüde I site, on Lake Dümmer (Lower…...
Was Malaci a Nymph? The Enigma of the Lady of Cova Dones
3+ week, 4+ day ago (890+ words) More than 120 Latin inscriptions and a set of offerings deposited by the water reveal an organized cult to an unknown divinity. A woman ventures into the mountain with a light and a spindle in her hands, walking through the passageways…...
Forget Beer: Ice Age Hunters Were Getting High 12,000 Years Earlier — With Betel Nuts
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (599+ words) Teeth from two skeletons on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi push back the origin of habitual drug use to 25,000 years ago — long before agriculture, and well before the world's oldest known beer. These hunter-gatherers weren't chewing anything. They were sucking…...
A Unique Snake-Decorated Vessel Linked to the Secret Cult of the God Sabazios Found in a Roman Villa in Girona
1+ week, 4+ day ago (817+ words) The fragment decorated with snake heads, discovered at the Collet site (Calonge), is one of the few pieces of its kind documented in the Iberian Peninsula and evidences the presence of Eastern cults in the rural sphere during the Augustan…...