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Ancient Sarcophagus Unearthed in Israel Portrays an Epic Drinking Contest Between the God Dionysus and the Mythical Hero Hercules

Archaeology · Caesarea

Ancient Sarcophagus Unearthed in Israel Portrays an Epic Drinking Contest Between the God Dionysus and the Mythical Hero Hercules

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Archaeologists say the marble coffin is the first of its kind found in the region. The story it depicts is more often seen in mosaics 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

WWII Bunker Unexpectedly Discovered During Forest Clearance Works

World War II · Berlin

WWII Bunker Unexpectedly Discovered During Forest Clearance Works

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A WWII bunker has been discovered during forest clearance works for the S17 Piaski–Hrebenne expressway in eastern Poland. A previous LiDAR survey of the area had revealed traces of World War II-era field fortifications, such as trenches and dugouts, but the study gave no indication of a hidden bunker lying beneath the dense forest and undergrowth near the village of Bełżec in Tomaszów Lubelski County. According to experts, the bunker is part of …See the Story

Salvage Project Reveals 500 Years of Veracruz History

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An archaeological salvage project in Veracruz, Mexico, has uncovered more than five centuries of the city’s urban development and everyday life. The project, led by the Veracruz City Council in collaboration with the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), coincides with planned infrastructure works over the length of the Independencia and 5 de Mayo avenues. The region around Veracruz had long been inhabited by various Mesoamerica…Archaeology · Veracruz See the Story

Excavation confirms the origin of Sheffield Castle

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Archaeologists excavating the former site of Sheffield Castle site have confirmed that an artificial mound within the castle interior is a motte dating back to the earliest phase of the castle’s construction. After the Norman conquest of England in 1066, an insurrection by the local populace led to the Harrying of the North by William the Conqueror. To subjugate the region, a motte and bailey castle was constructed at the confluence of the River…Archaeology · Sheffield Read Article

Aerial Photographs Indicate an Enormous Avar-Era Cemetery

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An analysis of aerial photographs has led to the discovery of a previously unknown Avar-era cemetery on the outskirts of Tatabánya, Hungary. The site was first identified in April 2025 by researchers from the Hungarian National Museum, who spotted rectangular discolorations in a grain field. Working in collaboration with the Tatabánya Museum, archaeologists conducted an exploratory excavation on one of the features, which led to the discovery of…Archaeology · Hungary See the Story

Massive shoe found at Northumberland Roman site astounds archaeologists

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Explorations are taking place of the little-known Magna site near VindolandaArchaeology · Northumberland See the Story

Viking-Era boat burial uncovered on Senja

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Archaeologists have uncovered a Viking-Era boat burial on the island of Senja in northern Norway. Senja was on the Viking world’s northern frontier, and although not mentioned often in the Icelandic sagas, the island’s strategic location along the Norwegian Sea made it an important area for fishing, trade, and seafaring. The first traces of the discovery were made by metal detectorists in 2023, who found two oval brooches and several ribs, indic…Dogs · Senja See the Story

Royal Tomb Unearthed in Gordion Could Belong to King Midas' Family

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Archaeologists from the Gordion Project have uncovered a Phrygian royal tomb, potentially belonging to a member of King Midas’ Family from the 8th century BC. Gordion was the capital city of Phrygia, situated at the modern-day site of Yassıhüyük, Turkey. The most famous king of Phrygia was Midas, who reigned during the Middle Phrygian period at Gordion. There are many, often contradictory, legends about King Midas, but the most famous is the sto…Tomb · Turkey See the Story

Bronze Age tombs reveal wealth from ancient trade

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The discovery of three Bronze Age tombs at Dromolaxia-Vyzakia has shed light on ancient trade routes connecting Cyprus with the Aegean, Anatolia, Egypt, and the Near East.Tombs · Cyprus Read Article

Dolphin Mosaic Discovery Is Part of an Expansive Roman Villa Complex ...

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Archaeologists from OÖ Landes-Kultur GmbH and the University of Salzburg have uncovered an expansive Roman villa complex on Reinberg hill in Thalheim bei Wels, Austria. The villa overlooked the ancient city of Ovilava, a municipium in the Roman province of Noricum. Ovilava was elevated to colonia status and renamed Colonia Aurelia Antoniana Ovilabis, and later, it became the capital of the newly established province of Noricum Ripensis. Excavati…Culture · Thalheim Bei Wels See the Story

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