London returned a collection of Maqdala objects, seized by the British troops in 1868, to the Ethiopian ambassador. This summer they had been bought by the…
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A World War II Nazi bunker has been found on the island of Alderney, the northernmost of the Channel Islands located between England and France. The…
Two eighth-century Maya stone monuments will be installed in New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Great Hall, the museum’s massive entrance known for its Neo-Classical design…
An excavation going on in the north coast city of Alexandria unearthed the remains of a town dating back to the Greco-Roman era. Studies show that…
A group of decorated bricks dating from around 700BCn which was looted from an Iranian archaeological site has now been recovered from a bonded warehouse in…
During an excavation in the British village of Cookham, archaeologists discovered the remains of a centuries-old monastery long thought to be lost. Archaeologists from the University of…
Archaeologists discovered an eight-foot-tall wooden idol from the Iron Age during work on the N5 Road Project in western Ireland. The finding were announced by Roscommon County…
The Inca may have built the Andean citadel of Machu Picchu decades earlier than previously thought. Scientific testing of human remains from the Peruvian site’s ruins…
A well preserved Visigoth coffin has been discovered at Los Villaricos in southeastern Spain during a two week long excavation last month led by UMU professor…
Archaeologists have uncovered two rock-cut chambers in the House of the Muses in the ancient city of Zeugma in southeastern Turkey. Zeugma is an ancient Hellenistic and Roman…