In late July 1926, the Swedish archaeologist Axel Persson and his team had been digging the beehive-shaped tomb at Dendra, in ...
A few inches below the forest floor in the eastern Taunus hills lies a stretch of the Roman frontier that has barely been ...
Dig a trench for a canal that will run 107 kilometres (66 miles) across northern France and you expect scraps: a stretch of ...
A newly excavated Etruscan tomb near Rome has survived nearly a century of looting almost intact — and may hold the key to relocating a lost 19th-century treasure now scattered across the British ...
A study argues that copper and lead mined in Bronze Age Sardinia traveled as far as Scotland, Poland and Scandinavia — nearly 1,240 miles from where they were smelted — while the island's pottery ...
The newly identified fragment of the treaty of Kadesh. Credit: Turkish Ministry of Culture A newly identified clay fragment unearthed at Hattusa, the ancient capital of the Hittite Empire in central ...
Some lakes give up shipwrecks, and Arendsee, in northern Germany, has already given up one. What archaeologists brought to ...
Around 30 million years ago, a heavily built animal prowled the area that is now Vallbona de les Monges, in Lleida province ...
Most of the Persian kings whose names we know are Cyrus, Darius, Cambyses, Xerxes, Artaxerxes, Khosrow. Each has a number ...
Cyrene was one of the wealthiest Greek cities in the ancient Mediterranean, built on a plateau some 9 km (about 6 miles) ...
On 28 September 2026, Turkey's Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, announced on X the recovery of ...
Inside a Roman legionary fortress, almost nobody had a private bathroom. Soldiers washed in communal baths built for the ...
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