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Top Archaeology & Arts News

New species of dinosaur discovered that 'rewrites' T.rex family tree

Paleontology · Mongolia

New species of dinosaur discovered that 'rewrites' T.rex family tree

49% Center coverage: 27 sources

Viking Woman Buried in Ceremonial Boat with Her Dog

Viking Woman Buried in Ceremonial Boat with Her Dog

Coverage: 6 sources

In 2023, metal detector enthusiasts scouring Norway’s remote Senja Island stumbled across a remarkable archeological find. While searching near a rural road, they noticed a pair of partially exposed bronze brooches sticking out from the dirt. A closer inspection also revealed what appeared to be rib bones barely eight inches below the soil. The amateur metal hunters contacted archeologists at Norway’s Arctic University Museum, who upon arriving …See the Story

Enormous Roman Villa Unearthed in France - Archaeology Magazine

Culture · Auxerre

Enormous Roman Villa Unearthed in France - Archaeology Magazine

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

AUXERRE, FRANCE—During excavation of a gravel pit on the shores of the Yonne River in 1966, workers uncovered the foundations of a Roman villa just south of the Roman town of Autessiodurum (present-day Auxerre). The 7,500-square-foot structure contained around 10 rooms and was inhabited from the first through fourth century a.d. This discovery would prove to just be the tip of the iceberg, however. According to La Brüjula Verde, renewed archaeol…See the Story

'Cultural continuity' hypothesis suggests we're all wired to keep traditions alive

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Each human culture consists of a unique set of values, beliefs and practices. However, a common thread across cultures is the apparent importance of preserving aspects of those cultures throughout generations.Science See the Story

Norman-Era Defensive Tower Unearthed in English Town - Archaeology Magazine

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

CHICHESTER, ENGLAND—Last year, excavations in Chichester’s Priory Park revealed a masonry causeway and bridge that would have once led to the city’s Norman-era motte and bailey castle. According to a statement released by the Chichester District Council (CDC), renewed archaeological work at the site has continued to illuminate this period in the city’s history. A team recently uncovered the foundations of a stone tower, or barbican, that was bui…Chichester · Chichester See the Story

Memory, Violence and Landscape

The conference programme for “Memory, Violence and Landscape in the Ancient and Medieval World” at Royal Holloway, University of London. The post Memory, Violence and Landscape appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.London, England · London Read Article

In a Bright Green Field

The third in a series of collaborative exhibitions highlighting the work of contemporary Greek and Cypriot artists. The post In a Bright Green Field appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.Greece · Greece Read Article

First Named Pterosaur From Japan

Researchers from Japan, China, and Brazil have announced the discovery of a new species of pterosaur from the Late Cretaceous of Japan. The post First named pterosaur from Japan appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.Paleontology · Japan See the Story

A unique window into Neolithic life at Sizewell C

At Sizewell C, the OCA archaeological team is uncovering remarkable insights into Neolithic life, dating back to 6,000-4,200 years ago. The post A unique window into Neolithic life at Sizewell C appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.Archaeology · Suffolk Read Article

Lost Turner oil painting discovered after 150 years

The first oil painting ever exhibited by Joseph Mallord William Turner is set to go to auction, having been lost for over 150 years. The post Lost Turner oil painting discovered after 150 years appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.Archaeology Read Article

Restoration project in Karnak goes strong

SCA Secretary-General Inspects the "Southern Chapels" of Akh Menu Temple and excavation works at Nagaa Abu Asba, Karnak. The post Restoration project in Karnak goes strong appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.Archaeology · Karnak Read Article

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