Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
For the second time in less than a century, Basel’s riverbank has delivered another unexpected window into its deep urban past. During ongoing repair works…
A newly opened excavation at Blaundos in western Türkiye has revealed the first architectural traces of a Roman stadium built on the edge of the…
For decades, the late Republican history of Hispania Citerior has been marked by silence — a thinly documented interval between civil conflict, economic boom and…
A 3,000-year chronicle of movement, exchange, and belief emerges from one of the UAE’s most revealing archaeological sites Tell Abraq, rising quietly along the western…
On the northern coast of the Sea of Marmara, archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Perinthos have uncovered a surprising concentration of pierced mussel shells,…
A sensational claim raced across Syrian social media this week: a newly opened construction pit in the town of al-Hara, in southern Daraa, supposedly concealed…
Deep beneath a modest mound in the ancient Maya capital of Naachtun, archaeologists have uncovered a discovery that challenges long-held assumptions about how the Maya…
In ancient Sumer, beer was more than a drink. It was nourishment, a safer alternative to unpredictable water sources, a social binder, and a sacred…
When archaeologists in Budapest lifted the heavy limestone lid of a Roman sarcophagus—still sealed after 1,600 years—they had little idea how well its interior had…
