Archaeologists in Galicia, Spain, have discovered a unique granite stone bearing a triskele on one side and a mysterious ...
A gold plaque found at a Roman fort in Georgia may have belonged to a wealthy merchant from Crimea who supplied Roman legions ...
How did ancient Romans view suicide? Discover taedium vitae, the weariness of life, and how grief, religion, and Roman law ...
A 19th-century explorer’s drawings have helped rediscover an ancient Saka deer carving in Kazakhstan, revealing new clues ...
A bronze Child Horus figurine from the Hierapolis Museum reveals how Egyptian, Greek and Roman religious traditions blended ...
Ancient DNA reunites siblings buried 725 kilometers apart 1,600 years ago, revealing surprising details about migration and ...
Archaeologists at Troy discover the site's first musical instrument, a 2,800-year-old bone flute, alongside a 4,500-year-old ...
Archaeologists in Bulgaria discover a rare relief of Cybele and three nymphs in an ancient Thracian temple that may have ...
Archaeologists discover a 2,500-year-old defensive barrier and a 4,500-year-old battle axe in Denmark, revealing clues to ...
A mysterious 54-meter-long stone monument in Western Sahara contains a 4,400-year-old burial, providing new clues about ...
Who Was Buried in Westminster Abbey’s Roman Sarcophagus? New Evidence Points to an Anglo-Saxon Abbot
The Westminster Abbey Roman sarcophagus may contain an Anglo-Saxon abbot. New research identifies two possible occupants of ...
A medieval water cistern discovered at Teočak Fortress in Bosnia offers new clues about the stronghold's defensive ...
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