Nature Uncovers the Past: Is Neapolis Reappearing on Tunisia’s Coast?
A powerful winter storm has done more than reshape Tunisia’s shoreline. Along the coast of Nabeul, the retreating sea has exposed stone structures that may…
Mediterranean archaeology
An Etruscan Medical School Emerges at San Casciano dei Bagni
New discoveries from the 2025 excavation season at the Bagno Grande Sanctuary in San Casciano dei Bagni are forcing scholars to rethink the boundaries between…
Europe’s Oldest Mule Found in Catalonia Rewrites the Timeline of Phoenician Influence
Early Iron Age hybrid uncovered in the Penedès region suggests equid crossbreeding knowledge reached Europe centuries earlier than believed When archaeologists opened a small Iron…
Rare Wooden Hercules Found After Centuries Under Ibiza’s Waters
For centuries, it lay silent beneath Ibiza’s shifting groundwater — a small wooden Hercules sealed away from air and time.Now, archaeologists have brought the ancient…
160 Roman Cremation Tombs Unearthed Near Ancient Olbia in Southern France
Archaeologists in southeastern France have uncovered a vast Roman necropolis dating from the 1st to 3rd centuries A.D. near the ancient city of Olbia, in…
Unearthed Wonder: Newly Discovered Domus de Janas Tombs Illuminate Sardinia’s Prehistoric Genius
In a stunning archaeological breakthrough, three newly uncovered tombs have expanded one of the Mediterranean’s most culturally significant prehistoric burial sites—the necropolis of Sant’Andrea Priu…
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…