Inhuman Relics from Paistu Churchyard
The article discusses archaeological excavations at the Paistu Churchyard in Estonia, revealing insights into the historical significance of the site.
The Jesus Baptism Museum is Being Established. A New Destination for Pilgrims from Around the World
An international competition has been concluded for the design of the Jesus Baptism Museum near the archaeological site of Al-Maghtas in Jordan.
Are you a lover of heights? Discover the archaeological zone of El Tepozteco, located over 2,000 meters above sea level
The archaeological zone of El Tepozteco near Mexico City offers a unique cultural experience and breathtaking views, ideal for weekend trips.
A Thousand Years of Green Isolation.. The Tale of the 'Lost City' that was Swallowed by Colombia's Forests
The article discusses the historical significance and rediscovery of Ciudad Perdida, an important archaeological site in Colombia.
Entering Machu Picchu will cost more starting May, announces Peru
The Peruvian government has announced a price increase for entry to Machu Picchu beginning in May, aimed at funding the maintenance of the archaeological site.
Ancient campsite found in Alaska tells the story of the first Americans' arrival
An archaeological site discovered in the Tanana River Valley of Alaska reveals evidence of human activity from approximately 14,000 years ago, shedding light on the migration and adaptation of the first people in North America.
A Roman site in Andalusia with a giant sanctuary, a forum, and unique monumental baths
The archaeological site of Munigua in Villanueva del RÃo y Minas, Sevilla, showcases a Roman city uniquely adapted to its mountainous terrain, featuring significant structures such as a giant sanctuary, a forum, and monumental baths.
Ministry of Culture: The archaeological site of the Lyceum of Athens is being upgraded with new infrastructure and digital walks
The Greek Ministry of Culture is upgrading the archaeological site of the Lyceum of Athens with new infrastructure and digital walking tours.
The archaeological site of the Lyceum of Athens is being upgraded with new infrastructure and digital trails
The Greek Ministry of Culture is enhancing the infrastructure and services at the archaeological site of Aristotle's Lyceum in Athens, with projects included in the Integrated Territorial Investment for 'Lavrio-Athens-Eleusis' and financed through the 2021-2027 ESPA program.
Remains of a sunken ancient Roman ship found near the coast of Apulia
Authorities have revealed the findings of a wrecked ancient Roman ship discovered in June 2025, emphasizing the need for confidentiality to protect the archaeological site.
150-year-old alcohol bottle found in old mining town is finally opened — and people took a drink
Archaeologists have opened a 150-year-old alcohol bottle discovered at an archaeological site in Alta, Utah, which was once a bustling mining town.
A witness to 1750 years of Gaza's history.. the war returns 'Tell Um Amer' to square one
A recent report highlights the archaeological site of 'Tell Um Amer' in Gaza, which has witnessed 1750 years of history but has faced destruction due to ongoing conflicts.
American actor Will Smith visits the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt
American actor Will Smith visited the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, taking photos and learning about the site's history from archaeological officials.
The hidden treasure under the Palatine: the House of the Griffins opens with an innovative 'real-time' visit
The House of the Griffins, buried under the imperial palace for millennia, reveals its unique frescoes and mosaics through a pioneering formula.
The 'Kokovikou House' in Plaka is acquiring an archaeological site
The Ministry of Culture is restoring the historic Kokovikou House in Plaka and transforming it into a cultural space for showcasing Greek cinema while protecting the archaeological findings discovered in its courtyard.
Indaghi Graves: A Meeting Point of History and Nature in Turkey
The Indaghi rock graves, located on the road between Kastamonu and Çankırı in northern Turkey, are a significant archaeological site that showcases a blend of rugged natural beauty and a long history of human settlement and religious rituals, appealing to both archaeology enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Significant archaeological finds in Rafina - Burial and vessel from the Early Bronze Age found
Archaeologists have discovered significant finds in Rafina, including a burial site and a vessel dating back to the Early Bronze Age, potentially from around 3200 B.C.
Archaeologists discover signs of Roman industrial hub at site in Sunderland
A significant archaeological find in Sunderland reveals an extensive Roman manufacturing hub, including over 800 whetstones along the River Wear.
The Feasts of the Elites of the Argaric Culture
Archaeologists have uncovered a burial pit containing remains of a massive banquet and ritual from nearly four millennia ago at the archaeological site of Peñalosa, shedding light on the social life of the enigmatic Argaric culture.
In the Bivouac with Jacky Ickx: "Let Me Tell You About Sabine"
Competitors have embarked on a 422 km loop around Al Ula, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its stunning mountain formations and the archaeological site of Hegra, famous for its rock-cut Nabatean tombs.
Ministry of Culture: Two new visitor service centers next to the Acropolis
The Ministry of Culture has announced the opening of two new visitor service centers near the Acropolis, aimed at improving visitor experience and addressing functional needs of the archaeological site.
Ancient Nicopolis: Acquiring a New Visitor and Accessibility Path Network
The archaeological site of Ancient Nicopolis is being enhanced with a new network to improve access for visitors and people with disabilities, as announced by Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni.
VIDEO Heavy accident in Peru: Train collision on the way to Machu Picchu
At least one person has died and around thirty others have been injured in a serious railway accident in Peru, where two tourist trains collided on their way to the famous archaeological site Machu Picchu.
Mystery archaeological finds hailed as 'proof' Noah's Ark really did exist
Researchers at the Durupınar geological site in eastern Turkey claim new findings support the theory that it is the actual resting place of Noah's Ark.