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More than 50 3,800-year-old royal seals discovered in Turkey
Archaeology

More than 50 3,800-year-old royal seals discovered in Turkey

September 21, 2024September 21, 2024

Excavations at Kayalıpınar, located in the Yıldızeli district of Sivas, in the eastern region of Central Anatolia, Turkey, have revealed more than 50 seal impressions of members of the Hittite royal family. Among…

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Ancient ring found in the ruins of a Pictish fort
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Ancient ring found in the ruins of a Pictish fort

September 17, 2024September 17, 2024

A ring from the Pictish period, distinguished by its elaborate design and a red glass centerpiece, has been unearthed from the ruins of an ancient fort in Scotland. The discovery was made at…

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Ramses II's sword is discovered in an Egyptian fort
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Ramses II’s sword is discovered in an Egyptian fort

September 15, 2024September 15, 2024

An archaeological mission, led by Dr. Ahmed Said Al-Kharadly of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, has made a major discovery in the Tel Al-Abaqain region, Beheira province, Egypt. A military complex from the…

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Babylonian world map The oldest known map of the ancient world
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Babylonian world map: The oldest known map of the ancient world

September 11, 2024September 11, 2024

The Babylonian Map of the World, also known as the Imago Mundi or Mappa Mundi, is a clay tablet from Babylon featuring a schematic representation of the world, accompanied by two inscriptions in…

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Japan's oldest multiplication table is discovered.
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Japan’s oldest multiplication table is discovered.

September 7, 2024September 7, 2024

A recent archaeological discovery in the ruins of Fujiwara Palace, located in Nara Prefecture, has brought to light Japan’s oldest multiplication table, dating back some 1,300 years. The discovery, made by the National…

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Talismanic tablet found in Silifke Castle in Turkey
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Talismanic tablet found in Silifke Castle in Turkey.

September 5, 2024September 5, 2024

During recent excavations at Silifke Castle, located in the province of Mersin, southern Turkey, a team of archaeologists made an intriguing discovery: a funerary tablet of Byzantine origin, apparently used as protection against…

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6,500-year-old artifact returns to Turkey
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6,500-year-old artifact returns to Turkey

September 3, 2024September 3, 2024

Turkey recently celebrated an important milestone in the preservation of its cultural heritage: the return of a 6,500-year-old marble artifact that had been smuggled out of the country. This artifact, dating back to…

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Ancient Egypt's largest astronomical observatory discovered.
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Ancient Egypt’s largest astronomical observatory discovered.

August 26, 2024August 26, 2024

A team of archaeologists from Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities has made an impressive discovery at the temple of Buto, located in Tell El-Faraain, in the province of Kafr El-Sheikh. The team discovered…

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17th century samurai sword found in Berlin
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17th century samurai sword found in Berlin

August 24, 2024August 24, 2024

During an excavation in the Molkenmarkt area, Berlin’s oldest square, archaeologists from the city’s State Monuments Office made a surprising discovery: a Japanese short sword, known as a wakizashi, dating back to the…

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Stone panel with more than 100 Mayan glyphs discovered
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Stone panel with more than 100 Mayan glyphs discovered

August 14, 2024August 15, 2024

Excavations have revealed a stone panel with 123 Mayan glyphs in a sacred pool next to the pyramid of Nohoch Mul in Cobá, Quintana Roo. The pyramid, 42 meters high, is one of…

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