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archaeology

  • Serbian Archaeologists Unearth Roman Triumphal Arch
    Serbian Archaeologists Unearth Roman Triumphal Arch
    KOSTOLAC, Serbia—Braving bitter cold and wind, archaeologists in Serbia surveyed the site of an ancient Roman triumphal arch, one of only a handful in the Balkans, that dates back to ...
    January 24, 2024BY Reuters
  • Rome Opens New Archaeological Park and Museum in Shadow of Colosseum
    Rome Opens New Archaeological Park and Museum in Shadow of Colosseum
    ROME—Rome authorities on Thursday inaugurated a new archaeological park and museum in the shadow of the Colosseum that ...
    January 12, 2024BY The Associated Press
  • Tens of Thousands of Ancient Coins Have Been Found Off Sardinia. They May Be Spoils of a Shipwreck
    Tens of Thousands of Ancient Coins Have Been Found Off Sardinia. They May Be Spoils of a Shipwreck
    ROME—A diver who spotted something metallic not far from Sardinia's coast has led to the discovery of tens ...
    November 4, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • Zambia Find Shows Humans Have Built With Wood for 476,000 Years
    Zambia Find Shows Humans Have Built With Wood for 476,000 Years
    Along the banks of the Kalambo River in Zambia near Africa's second-highest waterfall, archaeologists have excavated two logs ...
    September 21, 2023BY Reuters
  • 4 Exceptionally Preserved Roman Swords Discovered in a Dead Sea Cave in Israel
    4 Exceptionally Preserved Roman Swords Discovered in a Dead Sea Cave in Israel
    JERUSALEM—Four Roman-era swords, their wooden and leather hilts and scabbards, and steel blades exquisitely preserved after 1,900 years ...
    September 7, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • Ancient Polychrome Wall Found in Northern Peru Likely Over 4,000 Years Old
    Ancient Polychrome Wall Found in Northern Peru Likely Over 4,000 Years Old
    LIMA—An ancient polychrome wall discovered in northern Peru is believed to be over 4,000 years old and could ...
    August 25, 2023BY Reuters
  • Archaeologists in Louisiana Save Artifacts 12,000 Years Old From Natural Disasters and Looters
    Archaeologists in Louisiana Save Artifacts 12,000 Years Old From Natural Disasters and Looters
    VERNON PARISH, La.—Long buried under the woods of west central Louisiana, stone tools, spearpoints, and other evidence of ...
    July 18, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • At Peru Temple Site, Archaeologists Explore 3,000-Year-Old ‘Condor’s Passageway’
    At Peru Temple Site, Archaeologists Explore 3,000-Year-Old ‘Condor’s Passageway’
    ANCASH, Peru—Archaeologists working in Peru have uncovered a 3,000-year-old sealed corridor dubbed "the condor's passageway" that likely leads ...
    July 13, 2023BY Reuters
  • Scientists Find Oldest Evidence of Controlled Use of Fire to Cook Food
    Scientists Find Oldest Evidence of Controlled Use of Fire to Cook Food
    The remains of fish analyzed by an international team of scientists revealed the earliest signs of cooking by ...
    November 16, 2022BY Lia Onely
  • Villager Stumbles On Sprawling 36,000-Square-Yard Cave Grotto in China Dating Back 2,000 Years Ago
    Villager Stumbles On Sprawling 36,000-Square-Yard Cave Grotto in China Dating Back 2,000 Years Ago
    Near the village of Shiyan Beicun in Zhejiang province, China, lies the Longyou caves—an extensive, magnificent, and rare ...
    November 9, 2022BY April Holloway
  • Researchers Unearth ‘Rare’ Roman Mosaic With Amazon Warriors and Neptune in Former Rebel Stronghold in Syria
    Researchers Unearth ‘Rare’ Roman Mosaic With Amazon Warriors and Neptune in Former Rebel Stronghold in Syria
    Syrian researchers have uncovered a large intact mosaic that dates back to the Roman era, describing it on ...
    October 19, 2022BY The Associated Press
  • Reasons to Visit Kuelap Ruins in Northern Peru
    Reasons to Visit Kuelap Ruins in Northern Peru
    By Guest Author James Sullivan Checking Out Kuelap Fortress If history is something that piques your interest, you can’t ...
    October 6, 2022BY Meagan Wristen
  • What Caused Holes in Sue the T. Rex’s Jawbone? Scientists Are Stumped
    What Caused Holes in Sue the T. Rex’s Jawbone? Scientists Are Stumped
    WASHINGTON—Sue, the biggest and best preserved Tyrannosaurus rex ever unearthed, no doubt was a fearsome beast when this ...
    October 1, 2022BY Reuters
  • Earliest Known Case of Surgical Amputation Discovered
    Earliest Known Case of Surgical Amputation Discovered
    Archeologists from Australia and Indonesia have unearthed evidence of the earliest known case of amputation—thought to have occurred ...
    September 13, 2022BY Steve Milne
  • Pompeii Dig Yields Rare Window on Daily Life of Enslaved
    Pompeii Dig Yields Rare Window on Daily Life of Enslaved
    MILAN—Archeologists in Pompeii excavating a villa amid the ruins of the 79 A.D. volcanic eruption that destroyed the ...
    November 6, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Archaeologists Pull Native American Canoe Carved in 1700s From South Carolina River
    Archaeologists Pull Native American Canoe Carved in 1700s From South Carolina River
    A relic from America's colonial past was recently pulled up from the Chattooga River in South Carolina earlier ...
    August 21, 2021BY Michael Wing
  • Archaeologists Uncover Neanderthal Remains in Caves Near Rome
    Archaeologists Uncover Neanderthal Remains in Caves Near Rome
    MILAN—Archaeologists discovered the remains of nine Neanderthals at a prehistoric site near Rome, Italy's Culture ministry said on ...
    May 8, 2021BY Reuters
  • Ancient Bone Tools in WA Dated to Be Over 35,000 Years Old
    Ancient Bone Tools in WA Dated to Be Over 35,000 Years Old
    Four bone tools discovered in Western Australia have changed how archaeologists think of ancient northern Australian indigenous societies ...
    April 8, 2021BY Daniel Khmelev
  • Amateur Treasure Hunter Finds Long-Lost Gold Figurine ‘From King Henry VIII’s Crown’ in English Countryside
    Amateur Treasure Hunter Finds Long-Lost Gold Figurine ‘From King Henry VIII’s Crown’ in English Countryside
    An amateur treasure hunter recently identified a solid gold artifact he unearthed as the long-lost centerpiece of King ...
    February 20, 2021BY Jenni Julander
  • Gardener Digs Up 63 Medieval Gold Coins Inscribed With Initials of Henry VIII’s First Three Wives
    Gardener Digs Up 63 Medieval Gold Coins Inscribed With Initials of Henry VIII’s First Three Wives
    Can you imagine accidentally unearthing a rare treasure while weeding your garden? Recently, as part of their Portable ...
    January 18, 2021BY Jenni Julander
  • Archeologists Uncover the First Known Dark Age Roman Mosaic Crafted in Britain
    Archeologists Uncover the First Known Dark Age Roman Mosaic Crafted in Britain
    Archeologists have uncovered a rare, delicate Roman mosaic that dates all the way back to the mid-5th century ...
    January 11, 2021BY Jenni Julander
  • Archeologists in Jerusalem Unearth Pottery Juglet Containing 1,000-Year-Old Gold Coins
    Archeologists in Jerusalem Unearth Pottery Juglet Containing 1,000-Year-Old Gold Coins
    An ancient and valuable find was unearthed by archeologists during excavations in Jerusalem in October when they discovered ...
    December 3, 2020BY Epoch Inspired Staff
  • Researcher Finds 400 Mysterious Stone Structures in Ancient Saudi Arabian Volcanic Field
    Researcher Finds 400 Mysterious Stone Structures in Ancient Saudi Arabian Volcanic Field
    A professor of archaeology at the University of Oxford discovered around 400 mysterious stone structures on and around ...
    March 21, 2019BY Colin Fredericson
  • South Africa’s Blombos Cave Is Home to the Earliest Drawing by a Human
    South Africa’s Blombos Cave Is Home to the Earliest Drawing by a Human
    Scientists working in Blombos Cave in South Africa’s southern Cape region have made a discovery that changes our understanding ...
    March 9, 2019BY The Conversation
  • 13,000-Year-Old Teeth Reveal Dental Fillings Were Torture Back Then (Video)
    13,000-Year-Old Teeth Reveal Dental Fillings Were Torture Back Then (Video)
    If you think going to the dentist is painful now, imagine what it'd have been like 13,000 years ...
    April 13, 2017BY Epoch Video
TOP NEWS
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    Eli Lilly Poised to Suspend Drug Discounts to Large Hospitals
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    US Bankruptcy Filings Increase 7 Percent Yearly
  • How a Tiny Insect Decimated Florida’s Citrus, and What Orchardists Are Doing About It
    6hr By Jacob Burg
    How a Tiny Insect Decimated Florida’s Citrus, and What Orchardists Are Doing About It
  • Treasury Department Seeks to Redirect Iranian Assets to Gulf Nations for War Damages
    12hr By Melanie Sun
    Treasury Department Seeks to Redirect Iranian Assets to Gulf Nations for War Damages
  • Kentucky Derby Champion Golden Tempo Wins 2026 Belmont Stakes
    13hr By Ross Kelly
    Kentucky Derby Champion Golden Tempo Wins 2026 Belmont Stakes
  • Hegseth Warns Europe of ‘Dangerous Ideologies’
    14hr By Tom Gantert
    Hegseth Warns Europe of ‘Dangerous Ideologies’
  • Trump Issues Memo to Accelerate AI Use for National Security
    14hr By Aldgra Fredly
    Trump Issues Memo to Accelerate AI Use for National Security
  • Trump Grants Full Pardon to Former Rep. Stephen Buyer
    16hr By Jacki Thrapp
    Trump Grants Full Pardon to Former Rep. Stephen Buyer
  • How Constitutional Liberties Moved Into Hidden Algorithms | Jacob Siegel
    19hr By Jan Jekielek, Epoch TV
    How Constitutional Liberties Moved Into Hidden Algorithms | Jacob Siegel
  • Auburn University Student Missing for Days Found Dead in Japan
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    Auburn University Student Missing for Days Found Dead in Japan
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