First Excavation Begins at 2,800-Year-Old Phrygian Tumulus in Ankara
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1,500-Year-Old Moche Child Burial Found with Whistles, a Rattle and Other Unusual Offerings
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Giant Mammal-Like Footprints Reveal a Hidden World in Dinosaur-Era Brazil
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1,000-Year-Old Luxury Bowls in the Sudanese Desert Hide an 8-Nanometer Secret
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6,500-Year-Old Czech Sanctuary Tracked the Sun and Moon Long Before Stonehenge
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Coins on Pig Skulls Reveal Rituals at a Roman Shrine Built Beside a 4,000-Year-Old Mound in Suffolk
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Mass Grave of at Least 132 Men Reveals Nazi Killing of Psychiatric Patients in Poland’s “Death Valley”
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A mounted warrior carved in stone. This weathered relief, displayed in the garden of the Kastamonu Archaeology Museum in Türkiye, depicts a mounted warrior on an architectural pedestal — a striking survival of ancient military imagery.
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Farmer’s Mosaic Discovery Reveals a Vast Late Roman Settlement with a Bath, Church and Child Grave in Eastern Türkiye
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Excavations to Resume at Ancient Lycian City of Rhodiapolis After Years of Interruption | Anatolian Archaeology
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A Scythian gold-plated bowl from the royal kurgan of Solokha, dating to the 4th century BC. Discovered in one of the most famous Scythian elite burials, it reflects the extraordinary craftsmanship and wealth of the Scythian aristocracy.
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1,000-Year-Old Viking Runes Hidden Inside Hagia Sophia
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Tiny Gold Rings Beneath Jerusalem Floors Hint at a 2,200-Year-Old Ritual
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From a Neanderthal Handaxe to a ‘Princely’ Horse Burial: New Map Reveals More Than 36,000 Years at Sizewell C | Ancientist
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A masterpiece of 1st-century Sarmatian goldwork. Discovered in the Khokhlach burial mound, this diadem blends Scythian traditions with Hellenic influence—gold, precious stones, sacred animals, a tree of life, and a central amethyst bust. Now in the Hermitage Museum.
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A 4,000-Year-Old Burial Mound Became a Roman Sanctuary — Then Came the Medieval Gallows | Ancientist
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1,300-Year-Old Early Islamic Streets and Industrial Complex Unearthed in Ramat Gan
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25 Stone Turtle Figurines Found in Cave Layers Dating Back 16,500 Years in Türkiye
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A 2,300-year-old gold ring mirrors the famous coinage of ancient Ephesus: a bee, stag and palm tree — symbols of Artemis. Such rings may have been sacred souvenirs from the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Getty Museum
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The Trialeti Chalice, a remarkable silver cup from the Trialeti-Vanadzor culture, dating to the 18th–17th centuries BCE. Its two friezes show 22 masked men carrying cups in procession above nine deer moving around the vessel. National Museum of Georgia. Photo: Carole Raddato.
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