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 …
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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
Türkiye uses AI-enhanced DNA coding to identify artifacts
Türkiye's General Directorate of Cultural Assets and Museums has identified 254,698 artifacts using an AI-supported DNA application, as part of a comprehensive project to combat smuggling and safeguard …
Azerbaijan's Keshikchidag reserve reveals secrets of its mounds
Azerbaijani archaeologists completed the first stage of excavations in the Keshikchidag State Historical and Cultural Reserve. The excavations …
World's oldest calendar discovered in Turkey?
Mysterious carvings deciphered at the Göbekli Tepe archaeological site in Turkey suggest the world’s oldest monument is a solar calendar built to memorialise a devastating comet strike, the …
Ancient man skeleton discovered in Georgia's cave
Archaeologists have unearthed the skeleton of a child who lived nearly 10,000 years ago in Georgia's cave. A team of archaeologists, led by Professor Ilya Nikoloz Tushabramishvili of the Tbilisi State University, has made a …
Ancient historical temple found in Armenia
A new ancient temple has been discovered in Armenia's Shirak province by a team of archaeologists from the Shirak Armenology Research Center of the …
Ancient city ruins uncovered in UAE
Excavations in the Umm Al Quwain area of the UAE have revealed 6th century ruins that could be the lost city of Tu’am. The ruins are situated on …
Remains of group of people found in Khojaly
The remains of several people were found by archaeologists during excavations in Khojaly. Today, the remains of seven people were buried in the city.
Amazon women may really have existed in Azerbaijan
Excavations of graves within a bronze age necropolis in Nakhchivan in Azerbaijan revealed that women had been buried with weapons such as razor-sharp …
Turkish archaeologists discover Stone Age piercings
Turkish archaeologists have found the oldest-yet evidence of body piercing in human remains dating back 11,000 years. The findings, …
Ancient Turkic monuments to be studied by Russian archaeologists in Kazakhstan
This summer, in Kazakhstan, as well as in Kyrgyzstan, Russian and local archaeologists will explore the monuments of the ancient times of Turkic culture in Central Asia. The main locations will be the Akkain tract and the Kochkor Valley.
Large Ramses II statue uncovered in Egypt
A joint Egyptian-U.S. archaeological mission has uncovered the upper part of a huge statue of King Ramses II during excavations south of the Egyptian city of Minya, Egypt's tourism and antiquities ministry said. The limestone block …
Rare 2,800-year-old amulet found in Israel
Photo: The IAA social media page A hiker in northern Israel found a rare scarab seal-amulet from the First Temple period on the ground in the Tabor Nature Reserve in Lower Galilee. The scarab, made from …
World's oldest lipstick found in Iran
Archaeologists in Iran's Jiroft region have uncovered a remarkable discovery. A small chlorite vial has been found containing a deep red cosmetic …
Secrets of ancient wells revealed in Kazakhstan
An online exhibition will tell people about the secrets of the ancient "old-timer wells". It was prepared by specialists from the History Department of KazNU.
Original 2175-year-old Moses sculpture found in Turkey
A statue of a "dancing" muse has been unearthed in an ancient settlement in Turkey known throughout the ages as a city of gladiators and eternal …
2,500-year old burial discovered near Novorossiysk
© Photo: press service of Federal Road Service "Chernomorye" During the construction of a road junction near Novorossiysk, a large necropolis was discovered. Presumably, a warrior was buried in it along …
Ancient oval mill found in Ingushetia
Ingush researchers discovered a dilapidated, but fairly well-preserved water mill in the Dzheyrakhsky district
