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A 1,400-Year-Old Zapotec Tomb Discovered in Oaxaca, Mexico
Mexico has announced what officials describe as the country’s most important archaeological discovery in more than ten years: an exceptionally well-preserved Zapotec tomb dating to around AD 600, uncovered in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca. The find is already being hailed as a landmark for understanding the social structure, funerary beliefs, and symbolic world of…
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5,000-Year-Old Pithos Burial Discovered in Coastal Attica Reveals Complex Bronze Age Rituals
An exceptionally preserved Early Bronze Age pithos burial has been uncovered in eastern Attica, revealing complex funerary architecture and long-lived ritual activity along the coast of the Aegean. The discovery was made during rescue excavations carried out since 2024 in the town of Rafina, ahead of riverbank stabilization works. Dated to the Early Bronze Age…