Tag: Archaeology
Archaeologists discover Roman wind chime decorated with ‘magical’ phallus in Serbia
Recent excavations in Viminacium have led to an extraordinary discovery. Archaeologists, just as they began researching the city, stumbled upon a unique object known...
Monumental Bronze Age Meeting Hall discovered near tomb of legendary king in Germany
Archaeologists have debunked the notion that the Prignitz is a peripheral region, at least concerning the Bronze Age. It appears that the region was...
Sculpted warrior face emerges at Chichén Itzá
During excavations funded by the Archaeological Zones Improvement Program (Promeza) at the Temple 6 of Maudslay, part of the Casa Colorada complex in Chichén...
New research exposes early humans’ ecological versatility
The origins of human genus have long been associated with savannah and grassland environments of Africa. Due to this association, it was thought that...
Rediscovery of the Ancient Basilica of Ostia
In the outskirts of the archaeological excavations of Ostia Antica, the basilica of Saints Peter, Paul, and John the Baptist has emerged. After thirty...
Unveiling a 2nd century AD complex in central Athens
As part of the "Reconstruction-Formation of Queen Olga Avenue in Athens" project, rescue excavations have brought to light a complex dating back to the...