Viking Treasure Unearthed on Norwegian Farm
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Silver was the treasure of choice for the Vikings, and recent discoveries have shed new light on its historical significance….
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Unearthed Trench Reveals the Aftermath of the Battle of Waterloo
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In an important archaeological find, a trench uncovered at the Mont-Saint-Jean farm in Belgium has provided new evidence of the…
Ancient Hunters May Have Used Poison Arrows 54,000 Years Ago
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European hunter-gatherers may have developed advanced weaponry much earlier than previously thought, according to a groundbreaking study. This research suggests…
Archaeologists Uncover 3,200-Year-Old Egyptian Barracks: Ramesses II’s Sword Among Key Discoveries
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In a remarkable archaeological discovery, researchers in Egypt have uncovered the remains of a 3,200-year-old military barracks that once played…
Rare 50,000-Year-Old Bone Spear Found in Spain Reveals Neanderthal Crafting Mastery
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Archaeologists in Spain have uncovered the first known Neanderthal bone spear point (in the region), challenging what we thought we…
Roman Military Camp Hidden in Swiss Alps Reveals Secrets of Ancient Strategy
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High in the rugged peaks of the Swiss Alps, researchers have made an astonishing discovery: a 2,000-year-old Roman military camp…
1,500-Year-Old Byzantine Gold Coins Discovered in Bulgaria
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Archaeologists in Bulgaria have made an exciting discovery of gold coins dating back to the reign of Byzantine Emperor Justinian…
Archaeological Discoveries Emerge as Snow Melts in Norway
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Authorities in Møre and Romsdal County, located in western Norway, have issued a public alert regarding the exposure of archaeological…
2,700-Year-Old First Temple-Era Seal Depicting Winged “Genie” Unearthed in Jerusalem
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A remarkable archaeological discovery dating back 2,700 years has surfaced in Jerusalem, shedding light on the cultural influences in the…
New Insights into How Early Humans Hunted Ice Age Mammoths: The Surprising Truth
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Imagine facing a six-ton mammoth with only your wits and a few primitive tools. It’s hard to picture how our…
Sea Level Rise Puts Greece and Turkey’s Cultural Heritage in Jeopardy
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A recent study has brought to light an urgent and growing threat: the rising sea levels that now endanger some…
Newly Discovered Victims in Pompeii Reveal Tragic Final Moments of Vesuvius Eruption
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Archaeologists have recently uncovered the skeletal remains of two individuals—a man and a woman—who perished during the catastrophic eruption of…
The Al Naslaa rock formation stands as one of Earth’s most extraordinary geological marvels
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This ancient site, adorned with petroglyphs that date back thousands of years and evidence of human activity from the Bronze…
Teymareh Petroglyphs: A 40,000-Year-Old World Heritage at Risk Due to Mining Activities
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The Teymareh Petroglyphs, one of the most extensive collections of rock art globally, are currently at significant risk due to…
Ancient Roman Ringstone Engraved with Athena Unearthed at Assos
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Archaeologists have unearthed a significant Roman Imperial Period ringstone engraved with the image of Athena, the protective deity of the…
Remarkable Discovery at Karahan Tepe
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Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable carving of a running wild donkey on a stone during the ongoing excavations at Karahan…
Exquisite 14,000-Year-Old Carving: A Masterpiece of Prehistoric Artistry
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A small yet extraordinary carving, created 14,000 years ago by a group of prehistoric hunters, represents a significant piece of…
A Richly Decorated Weapon from Edo Japan Discovered in WWII Rubble in Germany
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A rare 17th-century Japanese samurai sword has been uncovered by archaeologists in Germany, found amidst the ruins of a cellar…
Ancient Egyptian Metalworking Polluted Giza’s Sacred Harbor 4,600 Years Ago
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Recent geoarchaeological research has uncovered evidence that extensive metalworking activities in ancient Egypt resulted in considerable environmental contamination in…
2,200-Year-Old Battering Ram from Rome’s Epic Clash with Carthage Discovered in the Depths of the Mediterranean
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A significant archaeological discovery has been made off the coast of Sicily, where researchers have recovered a 2,200-year-old bronze battering…
Man Finds Intact Viking Sword at the Bottom of a River
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In a stroke of astonishing luck mixed with historical revelation, Trevor Penny, a devoted magnet fisherman from Oxfordshire, stumbled upon…
Submerged Ancient Roman Ruins Found Off the Coast of Slovenia
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Until recently, history’s lens largely bypassed Slovenia’s coastal regions during the Roman Empire, favoring the opulent cities nestled within the…