Recent research conducted by archaeologist Ivan Šprajc, from the Research Center of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, has uncovered dozens of unusual architectural complexes in the central and western Maya Lowlands…
Russian scientists have identified surprising evidence of a sophisticated surgical procedure performed about 2,500 years ago on a woman belonging to the ancient nomadic Pazyryk culture in southern Siberia. The discovery was made…
An Egyptian archaeological expedition has announced a discovery of great importance for understanding religion, ritual music, and funerary practices in Ancient Egypt. In the Asasif cemetery, on the west bank of the Nile…
Amid the extensive and meticulous restoration work at the Hagia Sophia, one of the most iconic buildings in the world, archaeologists and specialists have announced the discovery of an underground network of tunnels…
Renowned international researchers have uncovered evidence that symbol systems used by humans around 40,000 years ago exhibited a level of structural complexity previously unseen in the archaeological record — suggesting that our ancestors…
A team of archaeologists has announced the discovery of numerous rare terracotta artifacts with gold enamel during excavations at the Ho Dynasty Citadel site, a World Heritage Site located in southeastern Thanh Hóa…
Archaeologists have announced an extraordinary discovery that could rewrite parts of the history of human clothing: approximately 12,000-year-old fragments of elk hide found in caves in Oregon (USA) are the oldest known examples…
In a discovery offering a rare glimpse into the beliefs and daily life of Neolithic communities, archaeologists from the National Museum of Eastern Carpathians (MNCR) have unearthed a small, expressive female clay figurine,…
The Egyptian archaeological mission of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, working in southern Sinai, has announced the discovery of one of the most important newly identified archaeological sites of exceptional historical and artistic…
Researchers at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom and the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna have reexamined a small copper-alloy object excavated about a century ago from a cemetery at Badari in Upper…