Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
New findings from the prehistoric settlement of İkiztepe, located in northern Turkey’s Samsun province, are reshaping our understanding of ancient food culture. Archaeologists have identified…
In Turkey’s ancient city of Sagalassos, archaeologists are conducting a detailed re-examination of a shoeprint preserved on a clay tile, left by a hobnailed shoe…
Japan’s Kofun period (AD 300–710) is renowned for its monumental burial mounds surrounded by terracotta sculptures known as haniwa. These clay figures, which began as…
Archaeologists from the University of Oslo’s Museum of Cultural History have uncovered inscribed sandstone fragments in the Svingerud burial ground in Hole, Norway, dated to…
Excavations at the ancient settlement of Karahöyük have revealed a seal featuring an eagle-headed human figure, shedding new light on Bronze Age belief systems, funerary…
In the heart of Freiburg, Germany, a rescue excavation beneath a future finance school has uncovered a 14th-century pottery workshop and a collection of clay…
Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Aigai in western Turkey have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved sun dial dating back over 2,200 years. Found intact in…
Archaeologists in Turkey’s southeastern Diyarbakır province have uncovered a 1,700-year-old church whose remains shed light on the spread of Christianity and Byzantine influence east of…
Senegal’s Falémé Valley has revealed a rare glimpse into the lives of the last hunter-gatherers of West Africa, uncovering a 9,000-year-old quartz toolmaking site that…
