2,000-Year-Old Roman Inscription Found Dumped in Trash in Rome
In Rome’s Via Ostiense district, four museum archaeologists discovered a 2,000-year-old marble inscription discarded in a trash container. The find highlights the fragility of ancient…
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Archaeologists discover coin inscribed “For the Salvation of Zion” in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM — Recent archaeological work near Jerusalem’s Temple Mount has yielded two exceptional discoveries that illuminate different eras of the city’s turbulent past. First, a…
Excavations Resume at Kurul Fortress, Home to the 2,100-Year-Old Mother Goddess Cybele Statue
Kurul Fortress, perched atop the historic heights of Ordu, has earned its place in archaeological literature as the site where the remarkable 2,100-year-old Mother Goddess…
2,500-Year-Old Dardanos Tumulus in Çanakkale Is Being Reexamined by International Research Team
The 2,500-year-old Dardanos Tumulus, discovered during construction work at a cement factory in Çanakkale in 1959, is once again under detailed examination by a multidisciplinary…