Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
The Valdelasilla megalithic necropolis in Toledo is pushing one of Iberian archaeology’s major questions away from the coast and into the heart of central Spain.…
A rare funeral pyre at Sizewell C has revealed one of the most elusive stages of ancient burial practice: the moment when a body was…
Sardis stepped terraces are giving archaeologists a new way to read one of the ancient world’s most powerful capitals: not only as a city of…
Climate erosion is now threatening the 4,000-year-old Ziggurat of Ur, one of ancient Sumer’s most iconic monuments, as restoration work begins in Iraq’s Dhi Qar…
Inside a 3,200-year-old stone tower in Sardinia, archaeologists found a sealed well, shattered ceremonial vessels and a bronze sword that was never meant for battle.…
Researchers from the Universidade de Vigo have confirmed the first large castro-period domestic structure ever documented in Spain’s Cíes Islands, offering the clearest evidence yet…
Ancient iron slags on Andros are revealing a hidden industrial world from the age after Alexander the Great, when Greek islands, mines and ports became…
The small Essex hoard dates to a troubled reign marked by Viking pressure, Danegold payments and political instability in Anglo-Saxon England Ethelred the Unready is…
A 14th-century ship uncovered beneath a construction site in Tallinn has turned an ordinary office project into one of northern Europe’s most revealing medieval maritime…
