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 […]
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, […]
2,300-year-old ice mummy’s tattoos unlock secret to exquisite ancient artistry
Unlocking the Mysteries of Ancient Artistry: 2,300-Year-Old Ice Mummy’s Tattoos Revealed Archaeologists have used new high-resolution digital imaging to study tattoos on a 2,300-year-old “ice mummy,” shedding light on the secrets of ancient artistry. This remarkable discovery offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of tattooing in ancient times and provides valuable insights into the […]
2,000-year-old Roman ‘Bigfoot’ mystery: 5,000 giant shoes unearthed in Britain
2,000-year-old Roman ‘Bigfoot’ mystery: 5,000 giant shoes unearthed in Britain Archaeologists at Magna Fort in England have unearthed a staggering 5,000 Ancient Roman shoes, with sizes that could easily fit a modern-day Bigfoot. This discovery has left experts puzzled and intrigued, shedding light on ancient footwear trends and raising questions about the feet of the […]
2,400-year-old tower houses, multi-storey buildings discovered in ancient Egyptian city
2,400-Year-Old Tower Houses Unearthed in Ancient Egyptian City Excavations at Tell el-Fara’in in Egypt revealed an ancient city from the final years of the Pharaohs’ rule, shedding light on a remarkable architectural innovation: the 2,400-year-old tower houses. These multi-storey buildings, constructed during the reign of King Ptolemy II Philadelphus, have astonished archaeologists and historians alike […]
Gas workers unearth 1,000-year-old mummy of boy sitting in unique pose in Peru
Unearthing History: Gas Workers Discover 1,000-Year-Old Mummy in Lima, Peru Lima, Peru, is a city where ancient history constantly surfaces from beneath its bustling streets. In a recent and unexpected discovery, gas workers stumbled upon a remarkable find – a 1,000-year-old mummy of a boy sitting in a unique pose. This unexpected unearthing sheds light […]
Intact Roman pot discovered for first time in Ireland, reveals ancient trade relations
Intact Roman Pot Discovered for First Time in Ireland, Reveals Ancient Trade Relations An extraordinary discovery of a Roman pot was made at the Drumanagh promontory fort in Ireland, shedding light on ancient trade relations and connections that have previously been unknown. This finding marks the first time an intact Roman pot has been unearthed […]
2,000-year-old Roman eatery serving fried thrust changes ideas about elite diet
Ancient Roman Fast-Food Joint Reveals Surprising Elite Diet Shifts Archaeologists have recently unearthed a fascinating discovery on the island of Pompeii, shedding new light on the culinary habits of the ancient Romans. The excavation revealed a 2,000-year-old fast-food eatery that challenges our perceptions of elite diets during that era. Among the remnants found in the […]
French Navy’s sea drone uncovers 16th-century shipwreck at record 8,200 feet depth
French Navy’s Sea Drone Uncovers 16th-Century Shipwreck at Record 8,200 Feet Depth In a rare convergence of military technology and maritime archaeology, a French Navy underwater drone has made a groundbreaking discovery by uncovering a 16th-century shipwreck buried at an astounding depth of 8,200 feet. This remarkable find not only showcases the capabilities of modern […]
Terracotta relief unveils Carpetania’s unexpected influence on ancient globalization
Terracotta Relief Unveils Carpetania’s Unexpected Influence on Ancient Globalization A recent discovery of a decorated terracotta relief is rewriting the history of ancient Carpetania, shedding light on its unexpected influence on early globalization. The artifact, unearthed from a remote archaeological site in the heart of Carpetania, has sparked excitement and intrigue among historians and archaeologists […]