Archaeologists in Switzerland have uncovered a Roman settlement with metalworking remains, a roadside building and a bronze peacock brooch linked to Juno.

Archaeologists at Oued Beht in Morocco have uncovered a 4,000-year-old defensive system that may be the oldest known in North Africa beyond the Nile Valley.

New laser scans at ancient Kition in Cyprus revealed previously overlooked 3,000-year-old ship graffiti linked to Cypriot, ...

Archaeologists in western Türkiye may have identified the lost Myriokephalon Castle, linked to the 1176 battle that reshaped ...

Archaeologists at Corent uncovered a massive Gallic mint in France that may be the largest known coin-production workshop in ...

An unfinished shale ring found at Govan Old churchyard reveals evidence of an early medieval jewellery workshop in Glasgow.

Archaeologists in Germany discovered a rare 2,000-year-old Celtic silver hoard at Singen, including 11 Prague-type quinarii ...

A first-century synagogue at Magdala may have stood along Jesus’s teaching route in Galilee, while its mysterious carved ...

Could the London Hammer really be older than the dinosaurs? The strange Texas artifact, its unusual iron composition, 2026 ...

Archaeologists in Staraya Russa discovered a rare 11th-century amulet combining a Christian saint with a snake-haired image ...

Archaeologists in Pontecagnano, Italy, uncovered a rare 2,600-year-old cube tomb containing an imported Corinthian krater used as a funerary urn.

Researchers retrained AI on declassified Cold War CORONA satellite photos to find four lost archaeological sites in Iraq, ...