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Face-Down Roman Burial with Rich Grave Goods Discovered in Croatia
Archaeologists working in the western necropolis of ancient Salona have uncovered a face-down Roman burial in Croatia containing eleven glass and ceramic vessels and two gemstones. The unusual position of the deceased and the number of objects placed in the grave made it one of the most notable burials investigated during the 2026 excavation season.…
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A Late Roman Bone Box Unlike Any Other Emerges from a Grave in Roman Britain
For months, archaeologists working at Milestone Ground in Broadway kept one discovery out of the spotlight. Now revealed, the find stands out as one of the most unusual small objects recovered from Roman Britain in recent years: an intact, finely carved bone box with no known parallels. The artefact, dating to the late Roman period,…
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Montenegrin Archaeologists Discover 1,700-Year-Old Stone Tomb of a Roman Woman Filled with Rich Grave Goods in Doclea
In excavations near the ancient city of Doclea, located just outside Montenegro’s capital Podgorica, archaeologists have uncovered a stone tomb belonging to an elite Roman woman buried around 1,700 years ago, filled with priceless artifacts. An exciting archaeological discovery has emerged from Montenegro. Systematic excavations in the Roman-era settlement of Doclea, just a few kilometers…