Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
A compact iron weapon recovered from farmland in northeastern Poland is offering an unusually direct physical link to late medieval warfare. Archaeologists have confirmed that…
Archaeologists working in northern Malawi have identified what is now considered Africa’s oldest known intentional human cremation, dating to around 9,500 years ago. The discovery,…
At first glance, it is a small object—unassuming, made of stone. Yet the seal recently uncovered at Tadım Höyük carries a weight far beyond its…
A rare Roman-period enamelled fibula discovered in Poland is offering new insight into cultural exchange and daily life nearly 2,000 years ago. Identified during a…
A finely carved marble head of Hermes, dating back approximately 1,800 years, has been uncovered at the ancient city of Laodikeia, located in western Turkey…
Archaeologists working at the ancient city of Amos, near modern-day Marmaris on Türkiye’s southwestern coast, have uncovered a rare silver pendant decorated with symbols associated…
Archaeologists working in northern England believe they may have uncovered one of the final monumental expressions of Anglo-Saxon elite power: a high-status hall complex that…
Archaeologists excavating the ancient mound of Oluz Höyük in central Anatolia have uncovered a group of infant and fetal burials that may point to Phoenician…
Marine archaeologists working off the coast of Copenhagen have identified a 600-year-old shipwreck as the largest medieval cog vessel ever discovered—a find that significantly recalibrates…
