• Scientists solve the mystery of the Etruscans' origins
The discovery could have just settled a 2,400-year-old debate
The discovery could have just settled a 2,400-year-old debate
His jaw had been shattered in two.
On July 22, 2021, the State of Conservation (SOC) reports of six World Cultural Heritage sites, including the Silk Road: the Routes Network of Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor, was evaluated and successfully passed at the 44th UNESCO World Heritage Conference i
By Saltanat Boteu in Culture on 13 August 2021NUR-SULTAN — Cambridge Fitzwilliam Museum, United Kingdom, has unveiled more than 300 artefacts from three burial complexes in the East Kazakhstan region for the first time after their discovery on September 2
Courtyard of the House of the Diadoumenos, Courtesy of the French School of AthensRare photographs of the excavations at theGreek Island of Delosfrom the 19th Century have come to light in a book by French archaeologists.The book “Delos 1873-1913” sheds l
This grave in France was reopened during the early Middle Ages. Items were removed, and archaeologists are trying to figure out why.(Image credit: éveha-études et valorisations archéologiques Antiquity Publications Ltd.)People living across Europe around
Many of the coins featured military imagery.
The remains of part of the West Bank building are seen here. It was likely used as a reception area for local council members before they ascended to the Temple Mount.(Image credit: Photo courtesy Israel Antiquities Authority)Inside the tunnels beneath th
It's one of the biggest Iron Age weapons hoards in western Germany.
The "killed" sword is about 1,600 years old.
Many of the decapitated skeletons had their heads buried like the one shown here.(Image credit: Dave Webb, Cambridge Archaeological Unit)Seventeen decapitated skeletons dating back about 1,700 years have been discovered in three Roman cemeteries at Knobb'
Iron fetters around the skeleton's ankles were secured in the center with a padlock.
The tiny object is made up of two different stamps.
Mystery how the bronze dancer, his arms raised in an ecstatic trance, reached modern-day Novosibirsk region.
The hoard likely belonged to an elite woman.A Bronze Age hoard brimming with fine jewelry was discovered in Sweden in early April, when a local man investigated what he thought was a piece of scrap metal sticking out from under a pile of rocks in a hilly,