Archaeologists Uncovered Rich Viking Women’s Graves in Norway
Archaeologists have discovered a wealth of Viking Age history on a treasure trove at Skumsnes farm in Fitjar,…
Greece returns 1,055 ancient coins to Turkey
Greece has returned a total of 1,055 ancient coins which were illegally excavated and smuggled to Turkey, in…
Archaeologists Discovered a Mysterious Ancient Bone Floor in Alkmaar, the Netherlands
Archaeologists found a part of a floor made of animal bones in Alkmaar, North Holland, the Netherlands. Experts…
Ancient Treasures Unearthed During Greece’s Metro Construction Now Adorn Its New Stations
After more than two decades of construction, countless setbacks, and multi-billion-Euro budget overruns, the metro system in Thessaloniki,…
A Medieval Barbican and a Network of Passages Uncovered in Western Slovakia’s town of Trenčín
A medieval barbican (fortified outpost or fortified gateway), and a network of passages that acted as a sewerage…
Statue Head of Goddess Tyche Discovered in Bulgaria
A remarkably crafted head of a large statue of the Greek goddess Tyche was recently unearthed during the…
Denmark to return head of Roman emperor’s statue to Türkiye
The Glyptotek museum in Denmark announced Tuesday that it will repatriate a bronze head of Roman Emperor Septimius…
Denmark To Return Severed Head Of Ancient Statue To Turkey
Text size Denmark’s Glyptotek museum will return to Turkey the bronze head of Roman Emperor Septimius Severus that…
Seven metal detectorists found 2,584 silver coins in a southwest England field “the most expensive treasure ever found in the United Kingdom”
In early 2019, seven metal detectorists found a cache of 2,584 silver coins dating to the Norman Conquest…
Pristine Roman Statue Unearthed by Construction Workers in Bulgaria
An exceptionally well-preserved marble statue of a Roman dignitary has been discovered by construction workers in Varna, a…
Did Slovakia give the world the wheel? Historians think so
Archaeologists argue the birthplace of the wheel could be the Slovak Carpathians, not Mesopotamia. Font size:A-|A+ Comments disabled About…
Archaeologists found three large shipwrecks, 139 Viking Graves, and a ship-shaped mound in Sweden
Exciting discoveries in Sweden! Archaeologists were preparing to investigate a Stone Age settlement outside Varberg. But they came…