Drivers will need patience: due to major repairs - traffic restrictions on this street
A street renovation project in Vilnius will impose temporary traffic restrictions starting March 21, with archaeological investigations set to occur.
"Mentor": Impressive new findings from the historic shipwreck
New underwater archaeological research continues on the historic wreck of the ship "Mentor," revealing efforts to investigate its archaeological significance.
Ilia: New archaeological findings from the excavation research at Kledi Samikou
Excavation research in Ilia, led by Greek and Austrian archaeologists, has uncovered significant new findings about a temple from the 6th century BC located in Kledi Samikou.
Japanese Research Team Takes on the 'Oldest Civilization' of Anatolia with Large-Scale Excavation
A Japanese research team is set to undertake a large-scale excavation of megalithic ruins dating back around 12,000 years in the Anatolia region of Turkey, marking a significant milestone in their archaeological project.
When did men and women start to be differentiated in prehistoric burials?
The article explores the timeline and context regarding the differentiation of male and female roles in prehistoric burials based on archaeological findings.
Archaeology returns to Nubia to explain why children had their faces tattooed and what role that decision played
The article discusses recent archaeological research in Nubia aimed at uncovering the reasons behind the facial tattooing of children and its cultural significance within the ancient Nubian society.
Mystery archaeological finds hailed as 'proof' Noah's Ark really did exist
Researchers at the DurupΔ±nar geological site in eastern Turkey claim new findings support the theory that it is the actual resting place of Noah's Ark.