Four-Letter Code Cracked on Lock from a 1583 Shipwreck in Wales
A brass combination lock associated with a merchant ship wrecked on the Welsh coast in 1583 has finally been opened after researchers discovered its four-letter…
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Daskyleion’s Lydian Kitchen Reveals New Hearths, Fish Remains, and Evidence of Dog Consumption
Excavations at the ancient city of Daskyleion, located on the shores of Lake Manyas in northwestern Anatolia, have uncovered striking new details about daily life…
Cairo Theft Destroys Priceless Ancient Bracelet
A 3,000-year-old gold bracelet from ancient Egypt has been lost forever after being stolen from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and melted down, officials confirmed.…
Rare Late Iron Age Silver Coin Unearthed on Highdown Hill
As the first light of dawn turned the Sussex coastline to gold, the quiet atop Highdown Hill was broken only by the soft scrape of…
Monumental Roman-Era Structure Unearthed in Nijmegen: A Hidden Chapter Revealed by the River
In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, a large Roman-era structure has been uncovered during excavations in the Waalfront district of Nijmegen, Netherlands. The find, located near…
Only 2 in the World! A Roman Bath: One in London, the Other in Yozgat
Rising in the Sarıkaya district of the Central Anatolian city of Yozgat, the Sarıkaya Roman Bath, known as the “Princess’s Bath” (Kral Kızı), is a…