In Snettisham, one of England’s most significant archaeological sites, advanced scientific tests have revealed that fragments of copper alloy are parts of an extremely rare […]
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Leonardo da Vinci’s Secret Passages Under Sforza Castle Revealed by Radar
Milan’s Sforza Castle, a symbol of Italian history, has long fascinated historians, engineers, and architects. Built in the 15th century, it has served as a […]
Ancient Residence and Mysterious Mask Discovered in Libya’s Ancient City of Ptolemais
In an exciting archaeological discovery, researchers from the University of Warsaw have found a residential complex featuring an advanced drinking water collection system and a […]
The Name ‘Turk’ Confirmed in the Oldest Written Monument of the Göktürk Period
The Turkish Academy and the Archaeology Institute of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences have made a significant discovery during their joint excavation work in 2022. […]
The Only Portrait of Byzantine Emperor Constantine Found in Mora
A significant discovery has been made in Greece’s Mora region, where the only known portrait of Constantine XI Palaiologos, the last emperor of the Byzantine […]
Terracotta Commander and Warrior Discovered at the Mausoleum of China’s First Emperor
A remarkable 2,000-year-old statue of a high-ranking military commander has been uncovered at the famous Terracotta Army site in China. This statue is particularly significant […]
Uncovering Unknown Migrations: A Scandinavian Roman Gladiator in York Before the Viking Age
Scandinavian genetic markers were found in the British Isles several centuries earlier than previously believed, with evidence stemming from a man interred in York. By […]
Researchers have discovered a distinctive engraving that may represent the oldest three-dimensional (3D) map known to exist
Researchers exploring the Ségognole 3 cave, situated in the renowned sandstone massif south of Paris, have uncovered a remarkable engraving that might be the oldest […]
Very well-preserved temples were discovered in the Assyrian Ninurta Temple in Nimrud
Recent archaeological efforts at the ancient site of Nimrud, spearheaded by the Penn Museum in partnership with Iraqi archaeologists, have revealed two exceptionally well-preserved shrines […]
Experts have uncovered a 127-room villa in a new magnetic survey conducted at the ancient Assyrian capital of Khorsabad
Experts have uncovered a 127-room villa in a new magnetic survey conducted at the ancient Assyrian capital of Khorsabad in northern Iraq have carried out […]