Alabaster Stela from Tanim Dedicated to the Sun Goddess Shams (1st Century BCE)
This alabaster stela originates from the Tanim region of Yemen and dates back to the 1st century BCE. Measuring approximately 20.6 cm in height, 10.5…
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Anthropologists Uncover the 11,000-Year Domestication Journey of Avocado at El Gigante
Avocado has become one of the most popular and healthiest superfoods in recent years. However, the story of this green gold dates back much further…
The Enigmatic Figurines Wearing “Glasses”: Japan’s Shakōkidogū
Ceramic figurines from Japan’s prehistoric Jōmon culture continue to captivate archaeologists and enthusiasts alike. Known as Shakōkidogū, these figures stand out with their oversized eyes…
Lost Enemy of the Hittites Revealed: First Ever Archaeological Evidence of the Kaskians Discovered in Northern Turkey
A major historical mystery is beginning to unravel. The first-ever archaeological traces of the Kaskians, the long-feared enemies of the Hittite Empire, have been uncovered…
Ancient Caucasian Albanian Remains Discovered in Azerbaijan’s Ismayilli Region
Azerbaijan’s rich cultural and historical heritage continues to unfold with groundbreaking archaeological discoveries. A recent expedition led by Professor Mahabbat Pashayeva, Doctor of Historical Sciences…
40,000-Year-Old Mammoth Tusk Hunting Tool Discovered in Poland
Archaeologists have uncovered a 40,000-year-old hunting weapon carved from mammoth tusk in southern Poland’s Obłazowa Cave — a discovery that may represent one of Europe’s…
2,400-Year-Old Marble-Paved Square Unearthed in Ancient City of Magnesia, Türkiye
Archaeologists have uncovered a stunning marble-paved square in the ancient city of Magnesia, located in Germencik, Aydın province of western Türkiye. The discovery, dating back…
What Was the Role of Women 9,000 Years Ago? New Findings from Çatalhöyük Offer Answers
In the heart of central Turkey, the ancient settlement of Çatalhöyük—one of the world’s earliest known urban centers—is once again rewriting what we know about…
Fifteen Newly Discovered Churches Shed Light on Forgotten Sacred Landscape in Central Türkiye
Archaeologists uncover hidden Byzantine religious structures in Karadağ’s volcanic highlands, reshaping the history of the “Binbir Kilise” region A recent archaeological survey in the volcanic…