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Teen Finds Rare 2,300-Year-Old Trojan Coin in Berlin, a First for the City
A routine walk across farmland in Berlin has led to an unexpected discovery an ancient coin linked to the legendary city of Troy. The object, found by a 13-year-old student in the Spandau district, has been identified as a rare bronze coin dating back more than 2,300 years. Experts say it is the first confirmed…
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2,000-Year-Old Child’s Grave in France Reveals Terracotta Figurine of Embracing Couple
A small grave, easily overlooked among hundreds of archaeological features in northern France, has yielded one of the most quietly powerful discoveries of recent years: a terracotta figurine depicting a couple locked in an embrace, placed beside the cremated remains of a very young child. The burial, dated to the 1st century AD, was uncovered…
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1,500-Year-Old Roman Domestic Complex Unearthed in Perre, the Ancient Commagene City
The archaeological landscape of Perre—one of the five major cities of the ancient Kingdom of Commagene—has taken a decisive new turn with the discovery of a remarkably preserved 1,500-year-old domestic complex. The find, uncovered during the 2025 season, adds a rare glimpse into daily life in a city that once sat at the crossroads of…
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Ancient Port Structure from Late Antiquity Discovered in Corsica
Archaeologists uncover a rare 4th–5th century A.D. dock on the northern tip of Corsica, offering new insights into the island’s Roman past. An archaeological excavation in Cap Corse, a remote peninsula at the northern edge of Corsica, has revealed the remains of an ancient port structure dating back to the Late Antiquity period (4th–5th centuries…
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Ancient Rock-Cut Tomb from the Hellenistic Period Unearthed at Famagusta Port
A remarkable archaeological discovery has been made in Northern Cyprus! A rock-cut tomb dating back to the Hellenistic Period was uncovered following a collapse reported near the main route of Famagusta Port. The find is expected to shed new light on the region’s ancient history. Collapse Leads to Historical Discovery On June 21, 2025, around…