1-meter-high preserved section of wall from the fortified settlement. Credit: C. Cabrero González et al. 2025 / courtesy of Carolina Cabrero González A team from the University of Granada combines ...
Archaeologists from the Vestsjælland Museum have made an exceptional discovery that places the use of iron in Denmark nearly 300 years earlier than previously documented. During an excavation carried ...
An international team of researchers has documented a new rock art site of exceptional historical value in the mountains of the Talas region of Kyrgyzstan. The site, named Durdana, contains nearly 600 ...
The ongoing archaeological work at the Villa Romana di Durrueli, located in the municipality of Realmonte, province of Agrigento (Sicily), has revealed a new and significant thermal complex that ...
A preventive archaeological intervention, carried out in connection with the expansion of a private residence in the town of Senon (Lorraine, northeastern France), has unearthed exceptionally ...
A meticulous analysis of the fourteen plaster casts that preserve the void left by the bodies of the victims of Pompeii has ...
An archaeological intervention carried out by a mixed team from the National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Research (Inrap) and the Archaeology Service of the Indre-et-Loire Department (Sadil ...
An academic study by the University of Leicester has conclusively determined that the celebrated Roman mosaic discovered in ...
An international team of archaeologists has discovered in the ancient Egyptian port of Berenike (or Berenice), on the coast ...
The Paradox of “Spolia”: The Reuse of Building Materials in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages
A recent study published in the journal Medieval Encounters analyzes a massive construction practice in the Late Roman Empire ...
A stone slab, the constant murmur of heavy machinery, and the meticulous patience of archaeologists have converged to extract ...
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