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Ancient Origins
15.09.2025
Archaeologists discover rare and beautiful 2,200-year-old Greek sundial in Turkey's Aigai, featuring ship design and advanced astronomical capabilities from
Archaeological study of 225,000 bones reveals how human activities reshaped animal evolution over 8,000 years, enlarging domestic animals while shrinking
14.09.2025
New scientific analysis of some fascinating Sardinian bronzetti reveals extensive Bronze Age trade networks connecting Europe from Sardinia to Scandinavia
Scientists use revolutionary atomic clock dating to determine 85-million-year-old Chinese dinosaur eggs reveal Cretaceous climate crisis and extinction
13.09.2025
Deep within the hieroglyphic texts of ancient Egypt lies a medical mystery that could rewrite our understanding of disease in the ancient world.
Archaeological excavations at Konya Karahöyük uncover 3,500-year-old dining set, eagle-headed seal, and 2,000-year-old bone pen, revealing Bronze Age secrets.
Revolutionary analysis from Aldborough reveals Britain's post-Roman economy continued thriving rather than collapsed, overturning Dark Ages narrative through
12.09.2025
Austrian archaeologists have discovered 6,500-year-old Neolithic circular enclosures at Rechnitz, revealing Europe's earliest monumental architecture and
Salzburg Museum announces discovery of 1,800-year-old Roman bronze ship prow from ancient Iuvavum, the largest bronze artifact found since 1943.
Complete hieroglyphic Canopus Decree stela discovered in Egypt after 150 years reveals Ptolemy III's revolutionary leap year calendar reform and royal honors
11.09.2025
Ancient ceramic bowl discovered off Alexandria, Egypt contains Greek inscription possibly referencing Christ, dating to first century AD and representing
10.09.2025
In the shadowed corridors of human history, where science meets myth, few enigmas captivate the imagination quite like Rh-negative blood.
Extraordinary 2,600-year-old house urn unveiled at Polish museum reveals multi-person cremation burial from Early Iron Age Pomeranian culture.
Archaeologists discover Albania's first monumental Roman tomb with bilingual inscriptions and gold-threaded burial fabrics, revealing the wealth and
A new study of animal remains from Abrigo de la Malia reveals a new population dispersal and sophisticated hunting strategies of first modern humans in central
09.09.2025
2,300-year-old Etruscan urn with Medusa relief discovered in Perugia contains terracotta vessels instead of remains, revealing ancient symbolic burial
Behind the scenes interview with scientist who executed the first successful genome sequencing of 4,500-year-old Egyptian reveals genetic ancestry linking
08.09.2025
giant stone ‘doorway’ found in Kazakhstan's Dzungarian Alatau mountains ignites ancient alien debate. Scientists explain natural formation vs supernatural
New genetic research analyzing Neanderthal DNA challenges the 65,000-year timeline for Aboriginal Australian arrival, suggesting first humans reached Australia
Bronze Montefortino helmet with intact cheek guards recovered from 241 BC Battle of Aegates site off Sicily reveals Roman military technology and First Punic
Konstantine Panegyres/The ConversationThe ancient Greek orator Dio Chrysostom (1st-2nd century CE) said in his speech To the People of Alexandria that there
We usually think of monsters as things to be feared or destroyed. Yet sometimes they carry messages we would not hear in any other form. Fenrir is one of those
06.09.2025
1,600-year-old Samaritan estate with magnificent mosaics discovered in Kafr Qasim, Israel, reveals an ancient community's wealth and resilience during
First fossil evidence confirms Roman gladiators fought bears in amphitheaters. 1,700-year-old skull from Serbia reveals traumatic injuries and captivity signs
4,000-year-old textile lamp wicks discovered in Israel reveal ancient recycling practices and Bronze Age burial customs, representing some of the oldest
05.09.2025
Archaeological excavations in a Swiss town have revealed a 2,000-year-old Roman wooden bridge with 300+ oak piles, dating from 40 BC to 369 AD, showcasing
04.09.2025
Archaeologists in Saxony, Germany, have discovered the region's largest Bronze Age hoard containing 310 artifacts from the 9th century BC, revealing ancient
New genetic analysis of 550+ ancient genomes reveals how Slavic migration from Ukraine-Belarus region transformed medieval Central and Eastern Europe's
The ancient Persian paradise gardens (pairidaeza) that originated the word "paradise" - magnificent enclosed sanctuaries combining beauty, engineering, and
Scientists from Natural History Museum London discover 12,000-year-old skeleton in Vietnam revealing Southeast Asia's earliest evidence of interpersonal
Cambridge Professor David Woodman campaigns for recognition of Æthelstan as England's first king, marking 1,100 years since his 925 AD coronation that united
Scientists discover 34,000-year-old indigo dye traces on Paleolithic stone tools from Dzudzuana Cave, Georgia, revealing sophisticated plant processing by
Archaeological discoveries at Peru's 3,800-year-old Vichama site reveal ancient clay toad figurines and murals warning future generations about climate change
Deep in the desert, a towering mountain looms, its peaks echoing with the ancient thunder of divine revelation, where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Archaeologists discover 440,000-year-old stone tools proving early humans survived Britain's brutal Anglian glaciation, revolutionizing understanding of
80,000-year-old arrowheads found in Uzbekistan's Obi-Rakhmat cave may be world's oldest, challenging timeline of bow-and-arrow technology and perhaps even
03.09.2025
Archaeologists have uncovered an 8,800-year-old Neolithic settlement on Gökçeada, Turkey, revealing first farming community architecture in Aegean Islands alongside Knossos, Crete.
Medieval murder maps reveal that 14th-century English cities had violence hot-spots just like today - but the wealthy areas were the most dangerous!
Scientists have discovered Spicomellus afer, a 165-million-year-old armored dinosaur from Morocco with meter-long spikes that challenges prehistoric evolution theories.
New research on Yorkshire's Bedale Viking hoard reveals Islamic silver origins, transforming understanding of 9th-century trade networks and Viking eastern expansion timing.