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Ancient Cult Site Unearthed Beneath Landslide in Norway Reveals Rare Carved Stone

In Gauldal, a river valley in Central Norway, archaeologists have uncovered a 3,000-year-old cult site buried under layers of clay left by a massive landslide around 800 BCE. The find, described as “entirely unique” in the region by archaeologist Han...

EnglishGeneral, Culture, Archaeology

Antik Sibirya Buz Mumyası, 2.500 Yıllık Muhteşem Dövmelerini Ortaya Çıkardı

Yeni görüntüleme, 2.500 yıllık bir Sibirya "buz mumyası" üzerinde dikkat çekici derecede ayrıntılı dövmeleri ortaya çıkardı. Bu dövmeler, bir zamanlar Avrupa ve Çin arasındaki uçsuz bucaksız bozkırda yaşayan göçebe at binicileri Pazyryk halkının sana...

TurkishArchaeology, Culture, General

Ancient DNA Traces Estonian, Finnish, and Hungarian Ancestry to Siberia 4,500 Years Ago

A groundbreaking study published in Nature has revealed that modern Uralic-speaking populations—particularly Estonians, Finns, and Hungarians—share a substantial portion of their ancestry with a group of ancient people who lived in Siberia around 4,5...

EnglishGeneral, Culture, Archaeology

Russian Archaeologist Faces Charges for Unauthorized Excavations in Occupied Crimea

The Prosecutor’s Office of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea has launched legal proceedings against a Russian archaeologist accused of conducting unauthorized excavations at the ancient site of Panticapaeum, located near Mount Mithridates in the city...

EnglishGeneral, Culture, Archaeology

First Excavations Begin at Colossae in 2025

The secrets hidden beneath the soil of Colossae are now coming to light. An exciting season begins for the world of archaeology.

EnglishTurkey, General, Archaeology

226 Archaeological Sites Damaged in Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict

A report released by the Palestinian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities indicates that 226 archaeological sites in Gaza have been damaged during the ongoing conflict, with repair costs estimated at 261 million euros.

EnglishGeneral, Culture, Archaeology

Ancient Cheek Piercings? Ice Age Teeth Reveal Surprising Clue

Mysterious wear marks on the teeth of Paleolithic people in Central Europe have long puzzled scientists. Now, a new study suggests an unexpected cause—cheek piercings.

EnglishHistory, General, Archaeology, Anthropology

Alexander the Great’s Battlefield Discovered in Çanakkale

Archaeologists believe they have found the site of Alexander the Great’s first major victory—the Battle of Granicus—near the Biga River in Çanakkale, Türkiye.

EnglishTurkey, History, General, Archaeology

Archaeologists have uncovered two lost settlements of ancient Rome

Archaeologists have uncovered evidence of two previously unknown Roman settlements, expanding our understanding of the empire’s territorial reach.

EnglishHistory, General, Archaeology

What Would Prehistoric Times Look Like If They Were Photographed on Analog Film?

Imagine a quiet moment in the Stone Age, captured with the grainy texture of analog film. A small group of people, perhaps gathered in a dense forest or by a river, are engaged in their daily activities. Some are crafting tools from flint and bone, w...

EnglishArchaeology, Culture, General

Remarkable Discoveries at Pompeii: Frescoes Unveiled During Christmas Excavations

Excavation work at Pompeii never ceases to amaze, continuing even during the Christmas holidays. Recent findings from Regio IX, 10 have brought to light exquisite still-life frescoes in one of the rooms currently under excavation, adding another laye...

EnglishHistory, General, Culture, Archaeology

It has been proven that the Ancient Egyptians consumed hallucinogenic substances

A 2,200-year-old ceramic cup has proven that the Ancient Egyptians consumed hallucinogenic plants.

EnglishGeneral, Archaeology

Why Is Prehistory Inspiring So Many Artists?

What draws us to such a distant and long-gone time? A fruitful relationship has always existed between prehistory (a scientific discipline constantly refreshed by new discoveries) and the visual artists who interpret it.

EnglishGeneral, Archaeology, Anthropology

Animal-Figured Mosaic Discovered by Chance in Elazığ

A floor mosaic depicting animal figures, believed to be from the Roman or early Byzantine period, was unearthed by a farmer in Elazığ during the course of agricultural activities last year.

EnglishTurkey, General, Culture, Archaeology

The Surprising Ways Inventions and Ideas Spread in Ancient Prehistory

You can learn a lot about humanity from the first technological revolutions of more than 10,000 years ago.

EnglishHistory, General, Archaeology
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