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• Bath Tiles

(Wessex Archaeology)Bath Abbey, Bath, EnglandBrightly colored tileshave been uncovered during excavations in advance of restoration of England’s Bath Abbey. The site has been home to religious buildings for more than 1,000 years. The current church, which

• Greece Removes Archaeological Sites from Privatization Fund After Protests

Ancient Knossos. Source: WikipediaThe Greek government has decided to remove more than 2,000ancient sites, monuments and museums from a state assets fund after archaeologists protested, fearing the country’s heritage might be sold off.Among the sites incl

• Oops! British Aristocrat Accidentally Bought Stolen, 7th-Century Sculptures As 'Garden Ornaments'

Dutch art detective Arthur Brand poses with two limestone Visigoth reliefs from the seventh century in London on Jan. 20, 2019.Credit: Niklas Halle'n/AFP/GettyIn 2004, two chunky limestone reliefs depictingCatholic saintswere stolen from a medieval church

• Two Ancient Tombs from the Roman Era Discovered in Egypt

Archeologists recently discovered two ancient tombs in Egypt.Credit: Egyptian Ministry of AntiquitiesArcheologists recently found two ancient tombs in Egypt that date back to Roman times, Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities announced yesterday (Jan. 15).One o

• Decapitated Skeletons, with Heads Between Their Legs, Unearthed in Roman Cemetery

The discovery of a Roman cemetery in England has archaeologists scratching their heads, mainly because about 40 percent of the bodies buried there are missing theirs.Well, not missing, exactly. Of the 52 skeletons discovered in the fourth-century A.D. cem

• Even the Ancient Egyptians Had Homework, Preserved Tablet Shows

A schoolchild's homework in Greek was written on a wax tablet nearly 2,000 years ago.Credit: Copyright British Library BoardHomework written by a school kid in ancient Egypt has been preserved since the second century A.D. And the words on the slab may so

• 2,300-Year-Old Fortress Discovered Along the Red Sea

Defense wallCredit: S.E. SidebothamA 2,300-year-old fortress, and associated structures, which protected an ancient port called Berenike, have been discovered in Egypt by the Red Sea. This photo shows a fragment of the northern defense wall of Berenike un

• Important discovery in the Liujiawa cemetery of the Rui state at Chengcheng, Shaanxi Province

The Liujiawa cemetery is located in the west of the Liujiawa village, the town of Wangzhuang, Chengcheng city in Shaanxi province. It was discovered due to tomb-looting, following which a salvage excavation along with a regional systematic survey in the s

• Cultural institutions honor contributions to relics' protection

Many cultural relics of the Palace Museum-China's former imperial palace in Beijing, which is also known as the Forbidden City-and some ancient books in the collection of the National Library of China are in the two institutions due to the efforts of Zhen

• Sino-Mongolian Joint Archaeological Team Discovers a Site Suspected to be Xiongnu’s Power Center

The joint archaeological team of China and Mongolia announced on the 9th that they found a sitein the central part of Mongolia, which seemedto be Longcheng, Xiongnu’s capital and also the rulecenter and important ritual placeof Huns. Recently, a joint arc

• Archaeologists find remains of horses in ancient Pompeii stable

Military officer’s stable preserved under ash from eruption of Mount Vesuvius

• Important Christian Monument Discovered in Cyprus

An important Christian site has just been discovered inCypruswith mosaics which bear clear inscriptions in Greek, according to an Athens Macedonia News Agency (AMNA) report.The excavation, conducted on the Akrotirio peninsula by theDepartment of Antiquiti

• New discoveries in Xinjiang awe archaeologists

47 heritage sites and more than 70 pieces of relics were found at the middle and lower reaches of the Keriya River in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. Recently, 47 heritage sites and more than 70 pieces of relics were found at the middl

• “Seals” the Silk Roads—Exhibition of Works of Seal Carving of Cities' Name along the Silk Roads

On July 4, “Seals”the Silk Roads—Exhibition of Works of Seal Carving of Cities' Name along the Silk Roads was held at Xi’an JiaotongUniversity Museum by the ICOMOS International Conservation Center-Xi'an (IICC-X).On June 22, 2014, the transnational nomina

• Joint Archaeology of Large-scale Ancient Ruins Launched in Nagri, Tibet

The cultural heritages unearthed inthe joint archaeological exploration of large-scale ancient ruins launchedin Nagri, Tibethavedemonstrated the existence of a“Plateau Silk Road”. Since 2014, archaeologists have discovered many ancient human ruins in Ngar

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