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Metal Detectorist Discovers Silver Viking Arm Rings In Denmark

Archaeology student Gustav Bruunsgaard unearthed seven silver Viking arm rings that date back to 800 C.E. in a field in Elsted, Denmark.

2025 New York History Conference Call for Proposals - New York Almanack

The 2025 New York History Conference proposals are sought on history, culture, economy, politics, geography, anthropology, or archaeology.

Cover Reveal for "Stones of Wrath: The Twins" by S.J. Ratcliffe

Now available at Amazon!Cover reveal and new release for "Stones of Wrath: The Twins" (Book Two) by S. J. RatcliffeCover design and interior formatting by White Rabbit Arts at The Historical Fiction CompanyBook Blurb:Relic-hunting Nazis, an earthquake, danger on two fronts.Professor of Archaeology, Mikkel Jacobsen thinks he has found peace after the terrors of WWI. His escape from England to Buenos Aires with his new bride and a secret ancient artefact, is not as untroubled as he anticipates. Du

Podcast: History Fuzz: Episode 03: Professor Charles Stanish. Peru Pt 1. Chincha and Nazca Valley geoglyphs | Ancient Origins

We delve into the rich tapestry of ancient Andean societies with Charles Stanish, a prominent scholar whose career has spanned influential roles in archaeology

Special Archaeology Presentations - Ohio History Connection

Ancient History Podcast - Palmyra with Rubina Raja

In this episode we talk to Rubina Raja about the caravan city of Palmyra, the city's place between the powers of Rome and Parthia, and how archaeology is being used to supplement the limited literary evidence. You can also listen to this episode on Spotify, Apple, and Amazon.

Babylon Excavation Uncovers 478 Artifacts, Including Cuneiform Tablets and Seals - Ancient Pages

Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - A remarkable breakthrough in archaeology has emerged from Iraq, where an excavation, conducted in the historic province of

Matters of Material: Collection Spotlights for Ohio Archaeology Month - Ohio History Connection

Ohio History Connection stewards several sites and collections which focus on archaeology, the study of the past.

Danger on Two Fronts from Relic-hunting Nazis - an Editorial Review of "Stones of Wrath: the Twins"

Book Blurb:Relic-hunting Nazis, an earthquake, danger on two fronts.Professor of Archaeology, Mikkel Jacobsen thinks he has found peace after the terrors of WWI. His escape from England to Buenos Aires with his new bride and a secret ancient artefact, is not as untroubled as he anticipates. During a terrifying uprising his wife gives birth to twins, Christian and Ruby.We now follow the adult twins as they separate during WWII-Christian to Denmark during the German occupation and Ruby to the Ande

What the River Knows by Isabel Ibañez—Book Review by TBE

Dive into Isabel Ibañez’s What the River Knows, a dazzling blend of Egyptian archaeology, old-world magic, and slow-burn romance set in 1880s Cairo. Discover secrets, danger, and history in this enchanting first installment of the Secrets of the Nile series.