Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
In Cappadocia’s Derinkuyu district, Türkiye, archaeologists are restoring the Aya Maryeros Underground Monastery, widely regarded as the World’s First Mental Health Facility and a groundbreaking…
Discovered in 1908 by Italian archaeologist Luigi Pernier during excavations at the Minoan palace of Phaistos in Crete, the Phaistos Disc remains one of archaeology’s…
Archaeologists working in the Dutch town of Cuijk, Noord-Brabant, have uncovered a remarkable second-century Roman oil lamp featuring a finely crafted mask design. The municipality…
Archaeologists excavating at Tell el-Pharaeen in Egypt’s Sharqia governorate have discovered a sandstone stele bearing a complete copy of the Canopus Decree (238 B.C.)—the first…
A joint team of archaeologists and microbiologists has uncovered striking evidence from İnönü Cave in northern Turkey, showing that prehistoric communities were already using charcoal…
Smolensk’s historic center has yielded an extraordinary discovery: archaeologists from the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) have uncovered the remains of a rare pre-Mongol stone…
SALZBURG, AUSTRIA – Archaeologists renovating Salzburg’s historic Neue Residenz have uncovered a bronze ship’s prow dating back nearly 1,800 years, believed to have adorned the…
Excavations around the Yamula Dam in Kayseri, Turkey, have uncovered three remarkably well-preserved elephant skulls dating back 7.7 million years. The fossil site, rich in…
Archaeologists in Thailand’s Loei Province are investigating two newly identified rock art sites near the summit of Phu Khat Mountain, the highest point in the…
