Archaeologists from MOLA have made a groundbreaking discovery near the Holborn Viaduct in London—an intact Roman funerary bed. This remarkable find sheds new light on burial practices in Roman Britain and represents an…

Archaeologists in Poland have made an exceptional discovery in the Starogard Forest District, situated in the Kociewie region, where they unearthed five Bronze Age axes dating back thousands of years. The find was…

Archaeologists conducting excavations at Fonmon Castle in South Wales have made an extraordinary discovery, uncovering compelling evidence of Medieval grave-side feasting rituals. These findings provide new insights into the cultural and burial practices…

Archaeologists excavating the necropolis of Qubbat al-Hawā in southern Egypt have made a remarkable discovery—an undisturbed tomb containing the remains of mummified crocodiles. Located on the western bank of the Nile, directly across…

Archaeologists from Kütahya Dumlupınar University have made a remarkable discovery at the ancient site of Aizanoi, located in present-day Çavdarhisar, Turkey. During their recent excavations, they uncovered the stone-carved heads of several Greek…

Deep beneath the surface of the North Atlantic Ocean, nearly two and a half miles down, rest the remains of one of history’s most renowned ships – the RMS Titanic. Among the deteriorating…

In the arid expanse of the desert northwest of Cairo, the French Institute of Oriental Archaeology has uncovered a breathtaking archaeological treasure that provides a rare glimpse into the ancient Egyptian civilization. This…

In the heart of Upper Galilee in northern Israel lies an extraordinary architectural marvel that speaks volumes about the ingenuity and vision of ancient civilizations. This site, known as Tel el Qadi or…

Nestled in the heart of Armenia, the stunning Garni Gorge is a remarkable testament to the natural beauty and geological wonders of this ancient land. Formed by the persistent flow of the Azat…