3,500-Year-Old Bronze Age Dagger Discovered During Family Walk in Thuringia
A casual family walk near the village of Gudersleben in Nordhausen County, central Germany, has led to a rare archaeological discovery: a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age…
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Unearthing a 5,200-Year-Old Response to Drought at Küllüoba, Turkey
A major archaeological discovery in Eskişehir, central Türkiye, is offering new insight into how ancient communities faced environmental challenges thousands of years ago. At Küllüoba…
5th Grader Discovers 120,000-Year-Old Steppe Bison Skull in the Vistula River
The Museum of the Earth in Warsaw has announced an extraordinary discovery in the Vistula River. Marcel Wroński, a fifth-grade student from Zambrowo, found an…
Image of Spear-Wielding Saint George Found on a 1,000-Year-Old Seal in Novgorod
Archaeologists in Veliky Novgorod have unearthed a rare lead seal dating back more than a millennium, bearing the image of Saint George with a spear.…
Archaeologists Unearth 800-Year-Old Bread Mold in Harran, One of the World’s Oldest Cities
Harran, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements and a UNESCO Tentative World Heritage Site, has revealed a remarkable new discovery. Archaeologists have unearthed…
Child’s Curiosity Uncovers Bronze Age Burial at Britain’s Southern Edge
What began as a seaside stroll for a seven-year-old has unexpectedly opened a window onto prehistoric Britain. During a family visit to Lizard Point —…
2,150-Year-Old Hellenistic Weight Seized in Jerusalem
Jerusalem – A rare lead weight dating back more than two millennia has been seized in an operation carried out by the Theft Prevention Unit…
Ancient Tashtyk Funerary Mask Reconstructed with AI in Moscow
Researchers at Moscow’s State Historical Museum, working with technology experts from a leading innovation center, have digitally reconstructed a rare funerary mask of the Tashtyk…
Ancient Quarry in Norway Reveals Thousands of Years of Toolmaking
High in the mountains of Hemsedal, eastern Norway, archaeologist Astrid Nyland followed the glimmer of white quartzite to a site first noted more than half…