2,200-Year-Old Atropatene Settlement Found in Azerbaijan’s Mountains
Archaeologists have uncovered a large settlement dating back around 2,200 years in the mountains of southern Azerbaijan, within the historical sphere of ancient Atropatene. The…
Archaeologists have uncovered a large settlement dating back around 2,200 years in the mountains of southern Azerbaijan, within the historical sphere of ancient Atropatene. The…
An Iron Age structure in Aschaffenburg has emerged from beneath the bank of the Main River, and its age has surprised even the archaeologists called…
A finely decorated bronze sun disk and rare painted clay plaques discovered on Georgia’s Javakheti Plateau are shedding new light on a little-explored highland region…
A 2,000-year-old hillfort in Estonia is reshaping how archaeologists understand early settlement patterns in the Baltic region. Identified near Kambja in Tartu County, the Köstrimägi…
Iron trade, long assumed to revolve around finished weapons and refined metal, is now being reconsidered after a striking discovery off the Carmel coast. Beneath…
Raknehaugen, one of the largest prehistoric mounds in Scandinavia, has long been interpreted as the burial place of a powerful Iron Age elite. Yet despite…
In northwestern Iran, archaeologists uncovered two intertwined skeletons frozen in what looked like a final embrace. For decades, they were known worldwide as the “Hasanlu…
In the picturesque landscape of France, near the small town of Creuzier-le-Neuf, just six miles north of Vichy, the soil held secrets dating back millennia.…
A remarkable discovery has been made during the construction of a new link road in Ipswich: a 3,000-year-old settlement has been brought to light. Archaeological…