Water Flows Again After Nearly Two Millennia in Stratonikeia’s Roman Bath
Nestled in Turkey’s Muğla province, the ancient city of Stratonikeia has long stood as a testament to layers of history—from its Hellenistic origins to the…
Zack Rafiel
1,100-Year-Old Gold Piece Unearthed in Northumberland
A rare gold object dating back to the 9th century has been unearthed during archaeological excavations in Northumberland, England. The discovery was made by Newcastle…
First Europeans at the Gates: 40,000-Year-Old Homo sapiens Settlement Unearthed in Belgium’s Trou Al’Wesse Cave
Archaeological excavations in Modave, Belgium, are revealing the traces of the first Homo sapiens communities to settle permanently in Northwestern Europe. Stone tools, mammoth ivory…
Traces of Millennia: Tombs, Ancient Road, and 50,000-Year-Old Artifacts Unearthed in Saudi Arabia’s Al-Quraynah
Located about 330 kilometers northwest of Riyadh, the archaeological site of Al-Quraynah has yielded remarkable finds that shed light on the prehistoric landscapes of the…
An elite tomb belonging to a young woman dating back 3,000 years has been discovered in North Khorasan
Archaeologists have made an extraordinary archaeological discovery in the rugged terrain of Northern Khorasan. Excavations in the Tepe Chalow region have uncovered the magnificent tomb…
The 3,000-year-old Gezer Calendar: It may be one of the oldest Hebrew inscriptions from the biblical period
Discovered in 1908 by Irish archaeologist RA Stewart Macalister in the ancient city of Gezer, a small limestone tablet dating back approximately 3,000 years continues…
Bronze Bracelet from the 8th Century BCE Unearthed in Poland’s Kociewie Region
A heavy bronze bracelet dating back to the 8th–9th century BCE has been unearthed in the forested Kociewie region of northern Poland. The 267-gram artifact,…
Archaeologists discover coin inscribed “For the Salvation of Zion” in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM — Recent archaeological work near Jerusalem’s Temple Mount has yielded two exceptional discoveries that illuminate different eras of the city’s turbulent past. First, a…
Christ Relief from 1892 Ani Excavations Goes on Public Display in Kars for the First Time
A rare stone relief depicting Jesus Christ, unearthed in 1892 during excavations at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ani, is being displayed to the…