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What's buried in James Monroe's cellar? These archaeologists want to know.
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What's buried in James Monroe's cellar? These archaeologists want to know.

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This summer, a team of archaeologists has descended on the Albemarle County estate of Founding Father James Monroe to determine what lies buried in his cellar.See the Story
Ithaca: Groundbreaking Discoveries Link Mycenaean Palace to Odysseus! Statement released by the Ministry of Culture By Sotiris Skouloudis
Culture · Greece

Ithaca: Groundbreaking Discoveries Link Mycenaean Palace to Odysseus! Statement released by the Ministry of Culture By Sotiris Skouloudis

New and significant findings about the historical and cultural development of Ithaca have emerged from the University of Ioannina’s research program at the major archaeological site of Agios Athanasios—known as the "School of Homer"—in the island’s northern region, according to an announcement from the Greek Ministry of Culture.The research, which began in 2018, involves the management, further documentation, and promotion of the finds from the …See the Story
Mysterious Relief Rewrites the History of an Ancient City — The Elite and Their Connection to “Marginal” Areas
Archaeology · Spain

Mysterious Relief Rewrites the History of an Ancient City — The Elite and Their Connection to “Marginal” Areas

A relief from Structure 2 at El Cerrón, shown side-by-side as a digital photo (A) and an enhanced image (B). Photo: J. Blánquez Pérez / Museo de Santa Cruz de Toledo; Ministry of Culture and SportA team of archaeologists revisited the finds from the El Cerrón archaeological site in Illescas, a town in the province of Toledo within the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha. Their research revealed that the local elite of ancient Carpetania, …Read Article

Nebra Disk: The Secrets Behind the Creation of the Oldest Sky Map Finally Revealed

A new study has uncovered the entire manufacturing process of a unique 3,600-year-old Bronze Age disk. Photo: Frank VincentzGerman researchers have reconstructed the ancient techniques used to create the Nebra Disk, one of the most famous archaeological finds, revealing the impressive metallurgical skills of Early Bronze Age craftsmen.About the Nebra Disk The Nebra Disk was discovered by looters in 1999 at the Mittelberg Hill archaeological site…Archaeology · Saxony-AnhaltRead Article

The Holy Grail Hidden in a Templar Knight’s Tomb — Where It Is and Why No Excavation Is Taking Place

An adventurer and researcher promises to reveal the location of the Holy Grail once he obtains excavation permission.The search for the Holy Grail has taken on mythical proportions over the centuries, and now one adventurous researcher—like a modern-day Indiana Jones—is adding fresh fuel to the fire of the Grail legend.Mark Christopher Lee claims he has located the Holy Grail, the chalice from which Jesus Christ drank his last drink. Supposedly,…Archaeology · HertfordshireRead Article

Northern Ireland: Damage to the Giant’s Causeway from Coin Tossing

Authorities are urging visitors to the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland to stop tossing coins between the rocks, warning that the volcanic stone columns (made of basalt) at the popular site are being damaged.According to the National Trust, which manages the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the tradition is causing structural harm to the rocks. Over time, coins rust and expand to three times their original thickness, placing immense pressure on t…Archaeology · Northern IrelandRead Article

Germany: Medieval Treasure Emerges from Lake — But an 800-Year-Old Mystery Remains

In the heart of Saxony-Anhalt, a region of Germany steeped in history, lies a treasure that has rested beneath the waters of Lake Arendsee since the 13th century.The discovery of a sunken medieval ship, believed to be around 800 years old, captured global attention after being featured by National Geographic.But the story took an unexpected turn when the ship was deliberately returned to the lakebed — a decision made to protect it from damage ca…Archaeology · Saxony-AnhaltRead Article

New Study Proposes a Different Theory on the Rise of the City-State in Ancient Greece

The map shows the spatial distribution of Greek city-states, with markers indicating the regions where silver coinage was minted.It also depicts the geographical distribution of battles. A map shows the spatial distribution of Greek city-states, highlighting regions where silver coinage was minted. It also displays the geographical locations of battles. Photo: J. AdamsonA newly published study in the Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization o…Archaeology · GreeceRead Article

Was This Odysseus’ Sanctuary? New Discovery on Ithaca Says Yes

New Important Findings Link the Hellenistic Monumental Complex with the ‘Odysseion’ sanctuary in IthacaSignificant new findings from archaeological research on the island of Ithaca appear to support the identification of the Hellenistic monumental complex at Agios Athanasios in the area of Stavros, northern Ithaca, with the “Odysseion” — the sanctuary dedicated to the hero Odysseus.The Greek Ministry of Culture announced today that ongoing excav…Archaeology · Ionian IslandsRead Article

What Does An Archaeologist Do?

Archeology as a Field of StudyMany students dream of digging up lost treasures and ancient ruins. For anyone who hopes to join this field, early support can make a big difference. A reliable urgent essay writing service can save time and lower stress when essays pile up. Archeology often calls for detailed research, so balancing writing tasks with hands-on learning is key. In this journey, knowing what archaeologists do can guide a student’s pat…ArchaeologyRead Article

The Ancient Greek Necropolis Discovered Beneath Naples

A recently highlighted archaeological site in Naples is captivating historians and archaeologists alike: an ancient Greek necropolis buried beneath the bustling modern city.This subterranean burial site, rich in cultural significance, contains stone sarcophagi with large carved pillows, intricately decorated with colorful paintings that have endured through the centuries. Some even bear the names of the deceased—Greeks who once lived in the anci…Archaeology · NaplesRead Article

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