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A Gold Coin, a Victory Goddess, and the Birth of Vindonissa
Archaeology
A Gold Coin, a Victory Goddess, and the Birth of Vindonissa
An eleven-month rescue excavation at Vindonissa, Switzerland exposed the earliest Roman camp fortifications, a legionary barracks,…
Arvind Jul 27, 2026
Before Kabasa Was a Capital, It Was a Sacred Ground
Archaeology
Before Kabasa Was a Capital, It Was a Sacred Ground
Rescue excavations ahead of the Caculo Cabaca hydroelectric dam in Angola uncovered stone tumuli and burials…
Arvind Jul 26, 2026
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Ancient Bones Reveal What Smaller Maya Communities Actually Ate
Stable isotope analysis of bones from non-elite burials across smaller Maya sites in Guatemala's southeastern Peten…
Arvind Jul 25, 2026
Bow, Fiddle, Hidden Name: A Turkic Tomb in Western Mongolia
Archaeology
Bow, Fiddle, Hidden Name: A Turkic Tomb in Western Mongolia
In a hidden rock cave in Mongolia's Jargalant Khairkhan Mountains, a young Turkic warrior was buried…
Arvind Jul 25, 2026
The Cave Where Fire Was Not About Heat for 25,000 Years
Archaeology
The Cave Where Fire Was Not About Heat for 25,000 Years
Whole grasses were carried into Cloggs Cave in southeastern Australia and burned in low-temperature fires across…
Arvind Jul 25, 2026
Peace in Unexpected Places: A Byzantine Burial at Ephesus
Archaeology
Peace in Unexpected Places: A Byzantine Burial at Ephesus
Two premature infants, possibly twins, were buried with care inside an abandoned Roman latrine at Ephesus…
Arvind Jul 24, 2026
The Indigenous Settlements That Stayed After Spain Arrived
Archaeology
The Indigenous Settlements That Stayed After Spain Arrived
INAH archaeologists surveying a highway route in Guerrero, Mexico identified two settlements, Camutla and Sacualpan, that…
Arvind Jul 24, 2026
The Roman Armor From the Battle That Stopped an Empire
Archaeology
The Roman Armor From the Battle That Stopped an Empire
A nearly complete Roman segmental armor from Kalkriese in Germany is the oldest of its kind…
Arvind Jul 23, 2026
The 800-Year-Old Bridge Chester Castle Had Been Hiding
Archaeology
The 800-Year-Old Bridge Chester Castle Had Been Hiding
Archaeologists from the University of Chester found an 800-year-old medieval bridge beneath Chester Castle without excavating…
Arvind Jul 23, 2026
We Are Hungry: The Oldest Protest in Recorded History
Archaeology
We Are Hungry: The Oldest Protest in Recorded History
In 1157 BCE, the craftsmen who built the Pharaoh's tomb in the Valley of the Kings…
Arvind Jul 23, 2026
The Roman Main Street That Made Aspendos a Real City
Archaeology
The Roman Main Street That Made Aspendos a Real City
Excavations at Aspendos on Turkey's Mediterranean coast have exposed 300 metres of a Roman main street…
Arvind Jul 22, 2026
They Carried Fish Up Norwegian Mountains 7,000 Years Ago
Archaeology
They Carried Fish Up Norwegian Mountains 7,000 Years Ago
Wooden fish traps found in the exposed bed of Lake Tesse in Norway date to around…
Arvind Jul 22, 2026
A Mutilated Sword and a Stone Face: A Gaulish Farewell
Archaeology
A Mutilated Sword and a Stone Face: A Gaulish Farewell
At a 2,100-year-old Gaulish farmstead near Tours in France, archaeologists found two unusual objects that document…
Arvind Jul 22, 2026
A Roman Camp in Slovakia Where the Soldiers Never Left
Archaeology
A Roman Camp in Slovakia Where the Soldiers Never Left
Near Surany in southwestern Slovakia, archaeologists uncovered a 7.4-hectare Roman military camp from the time of…
Arvind Jul 21, 2026
Gran Carro: First Textile From Italy’s Sunken Village
Archaeology
Gran Carro: First Textile From Italy’s Sunken Village
After more than 60 years of excavation beneath Lake Bolsena in central Italy, archaeologists at Gran…
Arvind Jul 21, 2026
The Hellenistic Sacred Complex Found in North Macedonia
Archaeology
The Hellenistic Sacred Complex Found in North Macedonia
Excavations at Gradiste in North Macedonia have uncovered a rare Hellenistic ritual complex from the 4th-3rd…
Arvind Jul 21, 2026
Was Troy Real? The Archaeology Behind Homer’s Odyssey
Archaeology
Was Troy Real? The Archaeology Behind Homer’s Odyssey
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey just broke box office records. But was the world Homer described actually…
Arvind Jul 21, 2026
Was Cookham Abbey Britain’s First Hospital?
Archaeology
Was Cookham Abbey Britain’s First Hospital?
Excavations at Cookham Abbey in Berkshire have uncovered 8th and 9th-century skeletons showing cancer, infections, and…
Arvind Jul 20, 2026
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