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 …
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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
New open-air museum to appear in Türkiye
The richest archaeological museum in artifacts will open in Türkiye soon. It will be located in Aziziye under the open sky.
Remains of ancient merchant ship discovered in Mediterranean waters near Egypt
The remains of an ancient sunken ship have been discovered in Mediterranean waters off the Egyptian coastal city of El Alamein by an archaeological mission, the country’s Tourism and Antiquities Ministry reported. The find, which …
Ancient settlement found in Abkhazia
Russian scientists found in Abkhazia the city of Gyuenos, lost in the forests
Mass grave discovered in Azerbaijan's Shusha
A mass grave has been found in Azerbaijan's Shusha during excavations. It is located in the territory of the Shusha prison. This once again shows that Armenians illegally detained Azerbaijanis in Shusha prison and subjected them to …
Excavations in Aghdam: 30 graves belonging to khan's descendants found
More than 30 graves of descendants of the Khan (Ruler) have been found in Azerbaijan’s Aghdam district, Director General of the Institute of Archaeology, Ethnography and Anthropology of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan (ANAS), …
Shusha secrets: number of tunnels discovered in Shusha
A large number of mysterious tunnels were discovered in the city of Shusha, Professor Abbas Seyidov said. According to him, archaeologists from the Institute of Archaeology, Ethnography and Anthropology of the Azerbaijan …
Tombs of 19th century discovered during rehabilitation works in Tbilisi
The underground constructions have been discovered during the ongoing rehabilitation works on Tsereteli Avenue in the vicinity of the Church of Christmas Mary in central Tbilisi, which, according to specialists, represent the tombs of the 19th …
5,000-year-old burial mound found in Stavropol Territory
In one of the villages of the Stavropol Territory, a burial mound was discovered. Its estimated age exceeds 5,000 years. The unique find was made by specialists who carried out repair work on the gas pipeline. …
Mysterious ancient burial site containing 142 dogs discovered in Egypt
A mysterious ancient burial site containing a child with 142 dogs has been discovered by archaeologists at the Faiyum Oasis necropolis in Egypt. According to the website of the Centre for Egyptological Research of the Russian Academy of …
Roman-era sarcophagus uncovered in Istanbul
A 2,000-year-old sarcophagus was discovered in Istanbul, Turkey. The early dwellers made the tomb carved out of stone, with markings that indicate that this was from the Rome-invaded era of the country almost two millennia ago. …
Israel to excavate City of David's historical Pool of Siloam
The City of David Foundation will begin excavating the Pool of Siloam and open it to the public, the Israeli Antiquities Authority announced on Tuesday. The Pool of Siloam is an archaeological and historical site within the City of …
Egypt claims from UK stolen artefacts
A group of Egyptian archaeologists launched in mid-September a public campaign to reclaim the Rosetta stone from the British Museum
Pink granite sarcophagus unearthed in Egypt
The pink granite sarcophagus of a high-ranking Egyptian noble has been found in an ancient burial chamber near Cairo, where it has been lying for thousands of years. It belonged to Ptah-em-wia, who served as head of the …
What was life like in Ancient Babylon?
The ancient Mesopotamian kingdom of Babylon flourished under the reign of Hammurabi, who ruled from 1792 to 1750 B.C.E
Five new archaeological finds: 2022 is a gift for the Middle East's history fans
Referred to as the 'cradle of civilisation', the region continues to offer researchers clues about the lives of ancient peoples. It is well established that the western conception of modern civilisation started with the people …
