Polish court decided to extradite Russian archaeologist to Ukraine
A Polish court has accepted Ukraine's request for the extradition of Russian archaeologist A. Butiaginas, who was detained in Poland last December.
'Most gruesome bear mauling in history' left teenage caveman ripped to shreds
A teenage caveman known as 'il Principe' was violently killed by a bear 27,000 years ago, with his skeleton discovered in Italy revealing the brutal nature of his injuries.
The curse of the royal tomb at Wawel: After its opening, archaeologists began to die
Polish scientists believe that the opening of King Casimir IV Jagiellonian's tomb at Wawel in 1973 led to a bizarre series of deaths among the research team, which was once thought to be the result of a curse.
Archeologists on Sable Island uncover key evidence pointing to 1812 triple shipwreck
Parks Canada archeologists have discovered evidence of a shipwreck on Sable Island tied to the War of 1812.
Ancient Theatre of Dodoni: Flying Over History
The Ancient Theatre of Dodoni is one of Greece's largest and best-preserved ancient theaters, located in Epirus.
Valuable archaeological find halts work on RΓ€vala Boulevard for a month
Construction work on stormwater drainage at RΓ€vala Boulevard in Tallinn has been halted for about a month due to the discovery of valuable archaeological layers and remains.
Discovery by Polish Archeologists: The Legendary King Existed for Real
Polish archeologists discovered a historical document in Sudan that proves the existence of the legendary King Qaszqasz.
An extraordinary grave reveals a secret from 7,000 years ago. Archaeologists surprised
Researchers have examined 125 skeletons found at two Neolithic cemeteries in eastern Hungary, revealing insights into labor divisions between genders in that ancient society.
Archaeological excavations will begin in April in the Siuru area of Tartu
Archaeological excavations are set to commence in Tartu's Siuru area in April, linked to the upcoming construction of a cultural center.
Archaeological excavations at the Siuru construction site will begin in April-May
Archaeological excavations for the Siuru cultural center in Tartu are set to commence in April-May, with the construction tender expected to be announced in September.
The site of the tea house where Tokugawa Ieyasu rested discovered in Saitama after enjoying falconry
The remains of a tea house where Tokugawa Ieyasu rested after falconry have been discovered in Saitama Prefecture.
Works on BR-156 reveal vestiges of ancient civilizations in South AmapΓ‘
While paving the BR-156, vestiges of ancient civilizations have been uncovered in South AmapΓ‘, Brazil.
An experiment with copies of monuments, on land and at sea, is the second leg of archaeology
The article discusses the ongoing experiments in recreating historical monuments, particularly ships, emphasizing that such initiatives are not new.
Rock Art in the Egyptian Desert - Spanning a Period of 10,000 Years
A new archaeological discovery in Egypt reveals a rock shelter in the Umm Arak plateau, containing ancient rock art dating back up to 10,000 years.
They were building a highway and found a mysterious artifact. Sensational find in Podkarpacie
Archaeologists have discovered an artifact believed to be a pintadera while working on the A4 highway construction in Podkarpacie, Poland.
In Croatia, the face of a man believed to be a vampire has been reconstructed. Who were people afraid of in the 14th century?
In Croatia, researchers have reconstructed the face of a man believed to have been perceived as a vampire in the 14th century, shedding light on medieval fears and superstitions.
How did a prized red gemstone reach the ancient, mysterious Shu kingdom?
Archaeologists investigate the arrival of carnelian, a valued red gemstone, in the ancient Shu kingdom, revealing trade routes and historical contexts.
Archaeologists have discovered remains of a bridge and the facilities of two mills in JiΔΓn
Archaeologists have uncovered significant historical remains in JiΔΓn, including structures from a bridge and two mills.
Reconstructed the face of a 'real' vampire beheaded 400 years ago
Scientists have reconstructed the face of a presumed vampire from the 15th or 16th century found in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
Underground Adventures of the Zapotec Tomb of the Owl
Experts discuss the important archaeological rescue of the Zapotec Tomb of the Owl, discovered in Huitzo, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Archaeological discoveries attract interest at the DikΔΌi hillforts
Archaeologists are keenly interested in recent discoveries at the DikΔΌi hillforts, believed to be linked to the historical Metsepole land center mentioned in 1226.
Espol reveals pre-Hispanic occupation of Milagro-Quevedo and Guancavilca cultures on its campus
Experts from Espol conducted a study confirming the pre-Hispanic habitation of their campus by significant cultures of Ecuador's coast, evidenced by findings of pottery, textile practices, and archaeological botanical remains.
Archaeology: See How Strong I Am!
The article discusses the archetypal pose of male posturing observed in bodybuilding and sports, suggesting its deep-rooted presence in human behavior.
Ancient Mummies Reveal Surprising Discoveries Through Computed Tomography β See What Surprising Information Was Learned About Them
Recent CT scans of ancient Egyptian mummies, Nes-Min and Nes-Hor, have uncovered unexpected findings related to their lives during the Ptolemaic dynasty.
What is behind the findings of the Lighthouse of Alexandria off the coast of Egypt
The discovery of remains from one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World has stirred the archaeological community, prompting experts to explore its hidden significance.
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.
Beautiful medieval gold ring discovered in the oldest city of Norway
A beautifully crafted medieval gold ring, likely belonging to a high-status woman, has been discovered during drainage improvement works in TΓΈnsberg, Norway's oldest city, providing valuable insights into life during that era.
Russia summons the ambassador of the Republic of Poland. It concerns the arrest of a Russian in Poland
The Russian Foreign Ministry has intervened regarding the arrest of Russian archaeologist Alexander B. in Poland, who was detained at Ukraine's request for allegedly illegally exporting valuable artifacts from occupied Crimea.
A new treasure from the Iron Age provides evidence about Celtic warriors
A newly discovered Iron Age treasure in Norfolk reveals insights into Celtic warrior culture, featuring a well-preserved bronze carnyx, one of the most complete examples of such war trumpets in Europe.
Discovery of 'human remains' 773,000 years old in Casablanca
A Moroccan-French research team has found ancient human remains estimated to be 773,000 years old in a cave near Casablanca, shedding light on the history of early humans in Africa.
The Bearded Vulture, an Unexpected Archaeologist of Nature: Ancient Espadrilles, Baskets, and Other Objects Discovered in Old Nests
Scientists have unexpectedly found ancient espadrilles, baskets, and other objects in the nests of the Bearded Vulture, revealing its long-standing presence and role in ecosystems.
Site inspection at the Roman grave: A grave invites to a feast
In Cologne, the best-preserved Roman grave north of the Alps has recently become accessible, resembling a festive dining hall.