World’s Oldest Arrows? Uzbek Site Reveals 80,000-Year-Old Tools Linked to Neanderthals Archaeologists working at the Obi-Rakhmat site in northeastern Uzbekistan say a cache of tiny stone tools found there could rewrite the history books on early human innovation. The discovery of these ancient artifacts, believed to be around 80,000 years old, has sparked excitement in […]
2,000-year-old cave, engravings unexpectedly found during rangers’ patrol in Thailand
Ancient Marvel Unearthed: 2,000-Year-Old Cave Engravings Discovered in Thailand In Northern Thailand, a routine patrol has led to a groundbreaking discovery of a sandstone cave adorned with intricate engravings believed to be over 2,000 years old. The unexpected find occurred as rangers were conducting a regular inspection of the area, emphasizing the importance of preserving […]
2,200-year-old, extremely rare Egyptian gold coin found in Jerusalem, depicts queen
Rare 2,200-Year-Old Egyptian Gold Coin Unearthed in Jerusalem Depicting a Queen During excavations of Givati Parking Lot, the Israel Antiquities Authority discovered a tiny and special treasure – a 2,200-year-old Egyptian gold coin depicting a queen. This remarkable find has not only captured the attention of archaeologists but has also unveiled a fascinating glimpse into […]
‘Exceptional’ roman bathhouse found in sunken city, could be Cicero’s private party spot
Exceptional Roman Bathhouse Found in Sunken City: Could Be Cicero’s Private Party Spot Archaeologists working in the Gulf of Naples have discovered the first physical evidence of what could be an extraordinary find: a remarkably well-preserved Roman bathhouse in a sunken city. This remarkable discovery has sparked excitement in the archaeological community, as it may […]
Student finds rare 9th-century gold from key Roman-era site on first dig
Student Discovers Rare 9th-Century Gold Artifact at Key Roman-Era Site on First Excavation In July 2025, Newcastle University student Yara Souza discovered a rare 9th-century gold object in what can only be described as a groundbreaking find at a key Roman-era site. The excitement and astonishment that rippled through the archaeological community upon this discovery […]
4,000-year-old sheep offers first evidence linking livestock to Bronze Age plague
4,000-Year-Old Sheep Offers First Evidence Linking Livestock to Bronze Age Plague A new study has decoded a mysterious plague that swept across Eurasia thousands of years ago, shedding light on the connection between livestock and the Bronze Age pandemic. This groundbreaking research, led by an international team of scientists, has uncovered compelling evidence pointing to […]
Ancient Maya civilization was far more populous than thought with 16 million at peak
Ancient Maya Civilization: Unveiling the True Scale of its Population A groundbreaking new study led by Tulane University found that the population of the Maya civilization was far more extensive than previously believed. The research challenges existing perceptions and sheds light on the remarkable scale of this ancient society. Contrary to earlier estimates, which pegged […]
Mysterious extinct humans left tools near ‘hobbit’ island 1.04 million years ago
Mysterious Extinct Humans Left Tools Near ‘Hobbit’ Island 1.04 Million Years Ago New tool discoveries show that early humans crossed a major deep-sea barrier to reach the island of Flores, where the famous “hobbit” fossils were found. The tools, dating back 1.04 million years, raise intriguing questions about the ancient inhabitants of this remote island […]
5,000-year-old pits discovered in Germany reveals haunting Neolithic secrets
5,000-year-old pits discovered in Germany reveals haunting Neolithic secrets Archaeologists in Germany made a stunning discovery of numerous ritual pits that belonged to the ancient Linear Pottery culture. These 5,000-year-old pits, found near the town of Pocking in Bavaria, have unveiled fascinating insights into the practices and beliefs of Neolithic societies. The Linear Pottery culture, […]
Rich Bronze Age grave from Iran hints ancient woman’s power status
Rich Bronze Age Grave from Iran Reveals Clues About an Ancient Woman’s Status Archaeologists have announced the discovery of the richest tomb to date at Tepe Chalow in Iran, shedding light on the power and status of an ancient woman from the Bronze Age. The burial site, dating back over 3,800 years, is a treasure […]