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…
Roman necropolis
Rock-Cut Tomb Linked to a Deified Thracian Ruler Unearthed Beside a 1,700-Year-Old Mausoleum at Perperikon
Archaeologists at Perperikon in Bulgaria have uncovered a monumental circular mausoleum and two unusual rock-cut graves, one of which may have belonged to a Thracian…
5 Centuries Beneath Zadar: Massive Roman Necropolis of Iader Confirmed in Relja
Beneath the modern streets of Zadar, a quieter story has been unfolding—one shaped not by monuments, but by generations of the dead. New excavations in…
Dozens of Roman Graves and Rare Shield Unearthed in Ancient Black Sea City of Tomis
Construction works at the Constanța Municipal Hospital have led to a significant archaeological discovery inside the ancient necropolis of Tomis, revealing 34 Roman-era graves —…
Centurion of the First Italic Legion Revealed in Newly Discovered Nove Necropolis Grave
On the edge of the Danube, where Rome once stationed thousands of soldiers — including those of the First Italic Legion — to guard its…
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…