Extremely rare artifact unearthed in Bahrain
Archaeologists in Bahrain have uncovered a rare and enigmatic artifact from the ancient Dilmun civilization: an ornamented pottery head known as a faience mask, dating back more than 3,300 years.
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Scientists uncover details about ancient man in 'shorts' found in Iran's salt mines
A remarkable archaeological discovery made by miners in Iran’s Zanjan province three decades ago has been confirmed as the naturally preserved remains of a man from the early Sassanian Empire.
Ancient women's headdresses discovered in Ingushetia
Previously, such a find was made accidentally during a tower collapse
Ancient goblet found in Palestine etched with oldest depiction of Creation
A 4,300-year-old silver goblet unearthed in Palestine is engraved the earliest known depiction of the universe’s creation, a new study revealed.
Geneticists to participate in archaeological excavations in Ingushetia
During excavations at the ancient Nizhniy Puy family complex and the village of Gireti in Ingushetia, two ancient crypts were discovered
Noah's Ark 'found' in Turkey with radar discovery
A team of U.S. researchers have been using ground-penetrating radar to scan the Durupinar Formation in Turkey, and they believe they have found evidence of Noah's Ark.
Imperial ruble banknote found in Ingushetia
Researchers believe the note was printed in St. Petersburg in 1909
Turkish archaeologists say they discover Georgian King's tomb
Archaeological excavations have uncovered a burial chamber, a kitchen, a cistern, coins and ceramic pieces in Gevhernik Castle in Türkiye's Ardanuç district.
Unique rock-cut tombs found in Adıyaman province
Rock-cut tombs from the Roman period and settlement traces from the Late Bronze Age have been discovered in the rural area of Çomak village in Adıyaman’s Besni district of Turkey.
Illegally exported Marcus Aurelius statue returns to Türkiye after 65 years
Türkiye managed to return the statue of Marcus Aurelius following its 65-year absence abroad. The artifact was illegally exported following unauthorized excavations.
Number of Türkiye’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites reaches 22
The ancient city of Sardis and Lydian Tumuli of Bin Tepe in Türkiye’s Manisa province have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Turkish culture and tourism ministry said.
Unique letter-shaped scale weights unearthed in Mersin province
Five iron weights shaped like letters and a balance scale, estimated to be around 1,600 years old, have been unearthed in the archaeological excavations carried out at the ancient city of Uzuncaburç in Türkiye's Mersin.
Archaeologists discover ancient proto-city in Ingushetia
An ancient proto-city has been discovered in a gorge in Ingushetia. The School of Master Mason-Restorators stated that this discovery could change the understanding of the region's history.
Archaeologists from all over the world to begin working in Karabakh
One of the important areas of Karabakh's restoration is the study and preservation of the region's historical monuments. Azerbaijan plans to involve scientists from other countries in this work.
Grand Egyptian Museum to fully open in summer
The Grand Egyptian Museum in Egypt is finally set to fully open this July after more than two decades of anticipation. The museum, found around 2 km …
Russian Empire shipwreck found off Caspian Sea coast
A detailed investigation of a wooden shipwreck discovered off the Mazandaran coast in southern Iran has shed light on maritime trade in the Caspian …
Turkish archaeologists unearth unique jade seal
Turkish archaeologists have unearthed a rare 4,400-year-old jade cylinder seal at Seyitomer Mound, an ancient site in Kutahya in western Türkiye. …
Gold plaque discovered at Roman fortress in Georgia
An excavation at a Roman fortress in Georgia has revealed a gold offering to a god of war, a colorful mosaic and other artifacts. Archaeologists …
Treasure trove discovered in Chersonesos
The discovery is of great scientific significance, with the coins being of particular value
4-year old accidentally shatters ancient jar in Israeli museum
The incident occurred in Haifa
