Gold, Lapis & a Hand-Shaped Pin: Bronze Age ‘Princess’ Tomb Packed with Treasures
A seal beside the buried young woman points to trade routes spanning from Mesopotamia to the Indus valley.
Archaeology
From Hattusa to Your Table: A Turkish Municipality Serving 3,500-Year-Old Hittite Bread
From Copper Coins to Bone Tools: Kabul Receives Rare Artifacts for Restoration After Decades of War
Scientists date 300,000-year reindeer tooth, resetting Iberia’s Ice Age calendar
IAA reveals how Israel's archaeologists helped locate missing persons post-Oct. 7
The exhibition, opening to the public on August 6, will be held at The Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel in Givat Ram, Jerusalem.
Researchers Name Jurassic Swimmer ‘Plesionectes Longicollum’ After Long Storage
The nearly complete 2.95 meter skeleton was forgotten since 1978.
From Pagan Temples to Coptic Prayers: New Discovery Sheds Light on Early Christianity in Egypt
Ancient ‘lost’ city dating back two millennia uncovered in Egypt's Kharga Oasis, revealing early Coptic community.
Evidence of First Mixed-Species Dinosaur Herd Found in Canada's Badlands
In just 29 square meters researchers documented footprints from at least five ceratopsians, one ankylosaurid, one small theropod and two large tyrannosaurids moving in the same direction.
Researcher Uncovers Lost Maya Rebel City Deep in Chiapas
Archeologist Josuhé Lozada Toledo said, "it was the most exhausting field experience of my career, but in the end, we found the archaeological evidence just where the computer model predicted."
A 1,000-Year-Old Mummy Unearthed Under Busy Lima Avenue
The burial lite lies in a pre-hispanic cemetery and points to a wider chancay necropolis beneath the capital.
New Clues in Poland's Search for the ‘Eighth Wonder’ - From Königsberg to Kaliningrad
Polish archaeologists open Dziemiany’s SS bunker excavation in a new search for the lost Amber Room.
Mosaic with Star of David and Hidden Messages in Ancient Greek Found in Turkey
Turkish archaeologists found a 35 sqm mosaic in Diyarbakır with a Star of David, cross motif, six lines of Ancient Greek text, and geometric patterns during a grave excavation in Ergani district.
3D Imaging Sheds Light: Shroud of Turin Not Linked to Jesus, Expert Suggests
According to a new study, the image on the Shroud is more consistent with a low-relief matrix, possibly made of wood, stone, or metal.
The Great Storm of 1703: Rediscovering HMS Northumberland's Dramatic Saga
"Scattered across the seabed, divers found seven iron cannons, copper cauldrons, and other valuable artifacts, including wooden chests with preserved cannonballs inside and copper kettles."
