Archaeologists find lost city that rewrites ancient Rome's collapseThe excavation of Interamna Lirenas challenges assumptions about the stability of Roman colonies during the Empire's collapse.
Archaeologists discover humanity's first knives, carved from bone 1.5 million years agoThe oldest known bone tools, dating back 1.5 million years, indicate advanced cognitive abilities in early humans.
Prehistoric bone tool cache suggests advanced reasoning in early homininsDiscovery of prehistoric bone tools indicates advanced behaviors of early humans.Expansion of technology to include bone tools, alongside traditional stone tools.
Archaeologists discover humanity's first knives, carved from bone 1.5 million years agoThe oldest known bone tools, dating back 1.5 million years, indicate advanced cognitive abilities in early humans.
Prehistoric bone tool cache suggests advanced reasoning in early homininsDiscovery of prehistoric bone tools indicates advanced behaviors of early humans.Expansion of technology to include bone tools, alongside traditional stone tools.
An ancient Roman basilica has been discovered below London's financial districtArchaeologists unearthed a significant section of Roman masonry in London, revealing a nearly 2,000-year-old town hall structure in the city's financial district.
Egypt's 'Lost City of Gold' raised from the sands after 3,000 yearsThe Lost City of Gold, Aten, was unearthed revealing its prominence in ancient Egyptian gold mining and cultural diversity.
Preserving Assyria explores the preservation of cultural heritage in post-conflict IraqThe Penn Museum's exhibit highlights cultural heritage preservation in Iraq and features ancient Assyrian artifacts.
Remains of carved canoe may be most significant discovery of its kind, NZ archaeologist saysA significant Polynesian canoe discovery in the Chatham Islands could transform our understanding of Polynesian boat building and trading.
Stonehenge-like circle unearthed in Denmark may have links to UKAn ancient timber circle in Denmark, linked to England's Stonehenge, reveals interconnections of belief systems and rituals from the late stone age.
Great Wall of China is even OLDER than we thought, scientists sayThe earliest section of the Great Wall of China, dated to the Spring and Autumn Period, extends its history by 300 years.
An ancient Roman basilica has been discovered below London's financial districtArchaeologists unearthed a significant section of Roman masonry in London, revealing a nearly 2,000-year-old town hall structure in the city's financial district.
Egypt's 'Lost City of Gold' raised from the sands after 3,000 yearsThe Lost City of Gold, Aten, was unearthed revealing its prominence in ancient Egyptian gold mining and cultural diversity.
Preserving Assyria explores the preservation of cultural heritage in post-conflict IraqThe Penn Museum's exhibit highlights cultural heritage preservation in Iraq and features ancient Assyrian artifacts.
Remains of carved canoe may be most significant discovery of its kind, NZ archaeologist saysA significant Polynesian canoe discovery in the Chatham Islands could transform our understanding of Polynesian boat building and trading.
Stonehenge-like circle unearthed in Denmark may have links to UKAn ancient timber circle in Denmark, linked to England's Stonehenge, reveals interconnections of belief systems and rituals from the late stone age.
Great Wall of China is even OLDER than we thought, scientists sayThe earliest section of the Great Wall of China, dated to the Spring and Autumn Period, extends its history by 300 years.
Ancient puppets that smile or scowl hint at shared ritualsClay figurines discovered atop a pyramid in El Salvador may have been significant in public ceremonies.
Trove of Ancient Axes Shows Early Humans Made Tools From BonesHumans developed intricate tools far earlier than previously thought, with bone tools dating back a million years earlier than established timelines.
Scientists Find Evidence of Vehicles From Tens of Thousands of Years AgoThe discovery in New Mexico showcases the oldest evidence of human vehicles, specifically drag marks from a travois, dating back 22,000 years.
Trove of Ancient Axes Shows Early Humans Made Tools From BonesHumans developed intricate tools far earlier than previously thought, with bone tools dating back a million years earlier than established timelines.
Scientists Find Evidence of Vehicles From Tens of Thousands of Years AgoThe discovery in New Mexico showcases the oldest evidence of human vehicles, specifically drag marks from a travois, dating back 22,000 years.
Buried for Nearly 2,000 Years, a Monumental Dionysian Fresco Sees the Light of Day in PompeiiThe eruption of Mount Vesuvius preserved significant details of Pompeii's Roman life through ash-covered structures and art.
Vesuvius Erupted, but When Exactly?The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79 buried Pompeii, leading to ongoing scholarly debates about its precise details.
This Is What a Man's Brain Looks Like After Being Transformed Into GlassThe brain of a man from Herculaneum might have formed organic glass during the Mt. Vesuvius eruption due to extreme heat.
AI helps researchers read ancient scroll burned to a crisp in Vesuvius eruptionResearchers have utilized advanced imaging technology to digitally unroll and read a 2,000-year-old scroll from Herculaneum, revealing previously unreadable text.
Pompeii had a secret CULT for 'raving, intoxicated women'A recently unearthed fresco in Pompeii depicts intoxicated female followers of Dionysus, revealing insights about ancient Mediterranean culture.
Life-sized Dionysus mystery cult frescoes found in PompeiiA significant fresco depicting the initiation rites of Dionysus has been found in Pompeii, shedding light on ancient cult practices.
Buried for Nearly 2,000 Years, a Monumental Dionysian Fresco Sees the Light of Day in PompeiiThe eruption of Mount Vesuvius preserved significant details of Pompeii's Roman life through ash-covered structures and art.
Vesuvius Erupted, but When Exactly?The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79 buried Pompeii, leading to ongoing scholarly debates about its precise details.
This Is What a Man's Brain Looks Like After Being Transformed Into GlassThe brain of a man from Herculaneum might have formed organic glass during the Mt. Vesuvius eruption due to extreme heat.
AI helps researchers read ancient scroll burned to a crisp in Vesuvius eruptionResearchers have utilized advanced imaging technology to digitally unroll and read a 2,000-year-old scroll from Herculaneum, revealing previously unreadable text.
Pompeii had a secret CULT for 'raving, intoxicated women'A recently unearthed fresco in Pompeii depicts intoxicated female followers of Dionysus, revealing insights about ancient Mediterranean culture.
Life-sized Dionysus mystery cult frescoes found in PompeiiA significant fresco depicting the initiation rites of Dionysus has been found in Pompeii, shedding light on ancient cult practices.
Archaeologists Discovered a Very Old Wall in Eastern ChinaAn older wall in Shandong predating the Great Wall of China raises new questions about historical significance and construction.
13th c. rampart tower found in BredaBreda's first medieval rampart tower, discovered beneath a street, highlights the city’s historical significance and ongoing efforts to integrate history within urban design.
Record-setting trove of buried beads speaks to power of ancient womenThe burial in Spain showcases a significant Copper Age craftsmanship with 270,000 beads found, indicating the social status of the individuals buried.
Archaeologists Discovered a Very Old Wall in Eastern ChinaAn older wall in Shandong predating the Great Wall of China raises new questions about historical significance and construction.
13th c. rampart tower found in BredaBreda's first medieval rampart tower, discovered beneath a street, highlights the city’s historical significance and ongoing efforts to integrate history within urban design.
Record-setting trove of buried beads speaks to power of ancient womenThe burial in Spain showcases a significant Copper Age craftsmanship with 270,000 beads found, indicating the social status of the individuals buried.
Lost in a sea of ash: When wildfire destroys a home - and a loved one's urn - the search beginsVolunteer archaeologists are helping families recover cremated remains lost in wildfires through specialized techniques.
English Heritage celebrates notable women in Women's History Month this MarchWomen have significantly influenced English Heritage sites through their contributions, often overshadowed by their male counterparts.
Medieval Children's Graves Found Beneath a Lost Church in Germany - Medievalists.netArchaeologists discovered a medieval church and child burials in Eschwege, revealing significant historical and cultural insights.
Medieval Dye Plants Discovered in Belgium for the First Time - Medievalists.netThree primary dye plants, weld, madder, and woad, were found together in Belgium for the first time, crucial for medieval textile production.
Elephant and castle seal acquired by Norwich Castle MuseumA rare medieval gold seal with an elephant was acquired by the Norwich Castle Museum after its discovery in Norfolk.
Medieval Church Excavation in Germany Uncovers Mysterious Monkey Figurine - Medievalists.netA lead-bronze monkey figurine discovered in Marienkirche reveals insights into medieval symbolism and the daily life surrounding church contexts.
Medieval Children's Graves Found Beneath a Lost Church in Germany - Medievalists.netArchaeologists discovered a medieval church and child burials in Eschwege, revealing significant historical and cultural insights.
Medieval Dye Plants Discovered in Belgium for the First Time - Medievalists.netThree primary dye plants, weld, madder, and woad, were found together in Belgium for the first time, crucial for medieval textile production.
Elephant and castle seal acquired by Norwich Castle MuseumA rare medieval gold seal with an elephant was acquired by the Norwich Castle Museum after its discovery in Norfolk.
Medieval Church Excavation in Germany Uncovers Mysterious Monkey Figurine - Medievalists.netA lead-bronze monkey figurine discovered in Marienkirche reveals insights into medieval symbolism and the daily life surrounding church contexts.
Oxford Street redevelopment could reveal remains of London's Civil War defencesThe redevelopment project on Oxford Street may uncover remnants of a Civil War fortification wall.
Civil war defensive stakes found at Sheffield Castle siteExcavators found wooden stakes used for defense in the 1644 siege of Sheffield Castle, the first of their kind from the Civil War in the UK.
Oxford Street redevelopment could reveal remains of London's Civil War defencesThe redevelopment project on Oxford Street may uncover remnants of a Civil War fortification wall.
Civil war defensive stakes found at Sheffield Castle siteExcavators found wooden stakes used for defense in the 1644 siege of Sheffield Castle, the first of their kind from the Civil War in the UK.
Vesuvius Turned One Victim's Brain to GlassAn unprecedented discovery: volcanic heat vitrified a victim's brain tissue into glass during the A.D. 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius turned its victims' brains to GLASSMount Vesuvius's eruption created an ash cloud that turned victims' brains into glass, revealing unprecedented insights into the disaster's effects.
Pompeii's dark omen: Archaeologists discover ancient footprintsThe Avellino eruption of 1995 BC caused mass fleeing, evidenced by recently discovered footprints preserved in volcanic ash.
Vesuvius Turned One Victim's Brain to GlassAn unprecedented discovery: volcanic heat vitrified a victim's brain tissue into glass during the A.D. 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius turned its victims' brains to GLASSMount Vesuvius's eruption created an ash cloud that turned victims' brains into glass, revealing unprecedented insights into the disaster's effects.
Pompeii's dark omen: Archaeologists discover ancient footprintsThe Avellino eruption of 1995 BC caused mass fleeing, evidenced by recently discovered footprints preserved in volcanic ash.
Celtiberian letter found on spindle whorlThe discovery reveals one of the earliest forms of alphabetic writing in the northern Iberian Peninsula.
Stonehenge key stone was sculpted to resemble a PENIS, scientist saysStonehenge may have served as a phallic temple according to new theory by Professor Terence Meaden.
Study: Hot Vesuvian ash cloud really did turn a brain to glassBrain matter from a victim was vitrified, fused into glass, at temperatures estimated up to 520°C.
Viking-Age Skulls Reveal Widespread Disease and Infections - Medievalists.netSweden's Viking Age population experienced severe health issues like oral diseases and infections, as revealed by modern skull analysis.
"This Is the Community's Wealth": New Insight into the Galloway Hoard - Medievalists.netThe Galloway Hoard inscription reveals insights into communal ownership of treasure in Viking-Age society.
Viking-Age Skulls Reveal Widespread Disease and Infections - Medievalists.netSweden's Viking Age population experienced severe health issues like oral diseases and infections, as revealed by modern skull analysis.
"This Is the Community's Wealth": New Insight into the Galloway Hoard - Medievalists.netThe Galloway Hoard inscription reveals insights into communal ownership of treasure in Viking-Age society.
Archaeologists find 'extraterrestrial metal' in ancient burialsAncient burial artifacts in Poland made from meteorite iron suggest sophisticated metalworking techniques in the Early Iron Age.
Bronze Age hoard with rare anvil found in WiltshireA Bronze Age hoard of tools, including a rare anvil, indicates the work of a skilled metal craftsman in Wiltshire.
Archaeologists find 'extraterrestrial metal' in ancient burialsAncient burial artifacts in Poland made from meteorite iron suggest sophisticated metalworking techniques in the Early Iron Age.
Bronze Age hoard with rare anvil found in WiltshireA Bronze Age hoard of tools, including a rare anvil, indicates the work of a skilled metal craftsman in Wiltshire.
Daily briefing: Postdocs and PhD students hit hard by Trump's crackdown on scienceHigh-calorie diets can alter brain activity related to appetite even without weight gain.Early-career scientists face uncertainty due to funding cuts, prompting job searches outside of academia.Ancient tracks in New Mexico may indicate early transport technology use.
15th c. coin hoard found in Scottish BordersA significant hoard of 15th-century gold and silver coins was found in the Scottish Borders, showcasing a rare mix of English and Scottish currency.
Bathroom fitter finds Roman coins in field that could be worth 1,500A Leicestershire bathroom fitter discovered a hoard of 50 Roman coins while metal detecting, potentially worth up to £1,500 at auction.
15th c. coin hoard found in Scottish BordersA significant hoard of 15th-century gold and silver coins was found in the Scottish Borders, showcasing a rare mix of English and Scottish currency.
Bathroom fitter finds Roman coins in field that could be worth 1,500A Leicestershire bathroom fitter discovered a hoard of 50 Roman coins while metal detecting, potentially worth up to £1,500 at auction.
Archaeologists are finding mysterious ancient objects on Norway's melting glaciers. Take a look.Norway's melting glaciers reveal ancient artifacts, providing insights into historic trade routes and industries.
Archaeologists Find a Pharoah's Tomb, the First Since King Tut, Egypt SaysArchaeologists have discovered the tomb of Thutmose II, the last royal tomb of the 18th Dynasty, marking a significant archaeological find.
Archaeologists discover first pharaoh's tomb in Egypt in more than a centuryDiscovery of the tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II is the first of its kind in over a century, significant for Egyptology.
Explorers Discover First Pharaoh Tomb in Over 100 YearsDiscovery of King Thutmose II's tomb is a significant breakthrough in Egyptology, shedding light on the 18th dynasty.
The clues that led archaeologists to the tomb of King Thutmose IIThe tomb of King Thutmose II has been discovered in Luxor, resolving a long-standing archaeological mystery.This discovery marks the first royal burial found in Luxor since Tutankhamun's tomb was uncovered.
You dream about such things': Brit who discovered missing pharaoh's tomb may have unearthed anotherBritish archaeologist Piers Litherland discovered the first rock-cut pharaoh's tomb since 1922 and suspects a second tomb belonging to Thutmose II is nearby.
Biggest Egyptian discovery since Tutankhamun is made by Scots expertThe tomb of Thutmose II, missing for centuries, has finally been discovered in Egypt's Theban Necropolis, resolving a long-standing archaeological mystery.
Archaeologists Find a Pharoah's Tomb, the First Since King Tut, Egypt SaysArchaeologists have discovered the tomb of Thutmose II, the last royal tomb of the 18th Dynasty, marking a significant archaeological find.
Archaeologists discover first pharaoh's tomb in Egypt in more than a centuryDiscovery of the tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II is the first of its kind in over a century, significant for Egyptology.
Explorers Discover First Pharaoh Tomb in Over 100 YearsDiscovery of King Thutmose II's tomb is a significant breakthrough in Egyptology, shedding light on the 18th dynasty.
The clues that led archaeologists to the tomb of King Thutmose IIThe tomb of King Thutmose II has been discovered in Luxor, resolving a long-standing archaeological mystery.This discovery marks the first royal burial found in Luxor since Tutankhamun's tomb was uncovered.
You dream about such things': Brit who discovered missing pharaoh's tomb may have unearthed anotherBritish archaeologist Piers Litherland discovered the first rock-cut pharaoh's tomb since 1922 and suspects a second tomb belonging to Thutmose II is nearby.
Biggest Egyptian discovery since Tutankhamun is made by Scots expertThe tomb of Thutmose II, missing for centuries, has finally been discovered in Egypt's Theban Necropolis, resolving a long-standing archaeological mystery.
Update: Bog body is young female, not teen maleThe Iron Age bog body found in Northern Ireland is a female, challenging the typical male predominance in Iron Age discoveries.
Iron Age divination spoon found on the Isle of ManThe discovery of a rare Iron Age bronze spoon on the Isle of Man could shed light on prehistoric ritual practices.The artifact's unique designs and cross markings suggest its use in divination or future-seeing ceremonies.
Spectacular Iron Age Weapon Sacrifice Unearthed in Denmark-Including a Rare Roman Helmet - Medievalists.netA significant Iron Age weapon deposit reveals insights into ancient rituals and possible connections to the Roman Empire in Denmark.
Veterans unearth Celtic chariot parts under Anglesey airfieldRare Celtic chariot parts discovered in Anglesey highlight historical and cultural significance.
Update: Bog body is young female, not teen maleThe Iron Age bog body found in Northern Ireland is a female, challenging the typical male predominance in Iron Age discoveries.
Iron Age divination spoon found on the Isle of ManThe discovery of a rare Iron Age bronze spoon on the Isle of Man could shed light on prehistoric ritual practices.The artifact's unique designs and cross markings suggest its use in divination or future-seeing ceremonies.
Spectacular Iron Age Weapon Sacrifice Unearthed in Denmark-Including a Rare Roman Helmet - Medievalists.netA significant Iron Age weapon deposit reveals insights into ancient rituals and possible connections to the Roman Empire in Denmark.
Veterans unearth Celtic chariot parts under Anglesey airfieldRare Celtic chariot parts discovered in Anglesey highlight historical and cultural significance.
Experts studying 'alien mummies' make discovery in their nouthsPeruvian mummies show evidence of dental work, suggesting they are genuine biological beings, potentially confirming longstanding claims of their authenticity.
A Boneyard Along the Thames River Reveals London's Ancient BurialsResearchers have created a comprehensive database of human remains from the Thames, revealing new insights into historical burial practices.
Egypt announces discovery of first royal tomb since King Tutankhamun's was found over a century agoThe tomb of King Thutmose II has been discovered near the Valley of the Kings, marking a significant archaeological find.
A Boneyard Along the Thames River Reveals London's Ancient BurialsResearchers have created a comprehensive database of human remains from the Thames, revealing new insights into historical burial practices.
Egypt announces discovery of first royal tomb since King Tutankhamun's was found over a century agoThe tomb of King Thutmose II has been discovered near the Valley of the Kings, marking a significant archaeological find.
Laser mapping reveals massive ancient Zapotec city in Mexican forestGuiengola was misidentified as a fortress; it's actually a 600-year-old urban settlement of the Zapotec civilization.
Lost cities of the Amazon: how science is revealing ancient garden towns hidden in the rainforestRecent lidar findings challenge long-held beliefs about pre-Columbian Amazonian civilization, revealing extensive urban centers and engineered landscapes.
Laser mapping reveals massive ancient Zapotec city in Mexican forestGuiengola was misidentified as a fortress; it's actually a 600-year-old urban settlement of the Zapotec civilization.
Lost cities of the Amazon: how science is revealing ancient garden towns hidden in the rainforestRecent lidar findings challenge long-held beliefs about pre-Columbian Amazonian civilization, revealing extensive urban centers and engineered landscapes.
London's first Roman basilica found under office basementThe first Roman basilica in London, dating back to 70-80 A.D., has been discovered under a building set for demolition.
London's first Roman basilica found under office blockA significant archaeological find in London, revealing the remains of the earliest Roman basilica, dating back almost 2,000 years.
Mysterious tunnels sketched by Leonardo da Vinci are DISCOVEREDLeonardo da Vinci's drawings of tunnels beneath Sforza Castle have been validated, revealing hidden historical structures and suggesting further discoveries may await.
Copper Age fortress, odd Roman burial found in SpainA massive Copper Age fortress in western Spain reveals advanced defensive architecture and social organization.The site suggests violent conflict led to its abandonment around 2450 B.C.
Remnants of a Roman Basilica Are Found Under a London Office BuildingThe discovery of London's first public building signals important historical insights about Roman London.
Archaeologists Uncover Rare Late Medieval Pottery Kiln in England - Medievalists.netA significant late medieval pottery kiln has been discovered, revealing a richer historical context of pottery production in Sutton, England.
London's first Roman basilica found under office basementThe first Roman basilica in London, dating back to 70-80 A.D., has been discovered under a building set for demolition.
London's first Roman basilica found under office blockA significant archaeological find in London, revealing the remains of the earliest Roman basilica, dating back almost 2,000 years.
Mysterious tunnels sketched by Leonardo da Vinci are DISCOVEREDLeonardo da Vinci's drawings of tunnels beneath Sforza Castle have been validated, revealing hidden historical structures and suggesting further discoveries may await.
Copper Age fortress, odd Roman burial found in SpainA massive Copper Age fortress in western Spain reveals advanced defensive architecture and social organization.The site suggests violent conflict led to its abandonment around 2450 B.C.
Remnants of a Roman Basilica Are Found Under a London Office BuildingThe discovery of London's first public building signals important historical insights about Roman London.
Archaeologists Uncover Rare Late Medieval Pottery Kiln in England - Medievalists.netA significant late medieval pottery kiln has been discovered, revealing a richer historical context of pottery production in Sutton, England.
Cemetery for enslaved people rediscovered at Andrew Jackson's Tennessee plantationThe cemetery of enslaved people at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage was finally located after extensive archaeological research.
The mysterious death of the ancient priestesses who wore 270,000 seashellsThe Tholos of Montelirio burial site features 20 women and over 270,000 beads, indicating their significant social status around 4,800 years ago.
Sunken ship found hidden under San Francisco Bay watersA shipwreck has been discovered beneath San Francisco Bay, indicating a rich maritime history of sunken vessels in the region.
Major Roman discovery in the City of London sparks plans for a new museumA new museum of Roman history may emerge in London after remarkable archaeological finds near Leadenhall Market.
Ancient DNA Points to Origins of Indo-European LanguageA new study suggests the first Indo-European speakers were hunter-gatherers in southern Russia, reshaping historical linguistic theories.
Uncovered in Spain: 5,000-year-old fortress with a violent pastThe fortress in Almendralejo, dating back 4,900 years, reveals advanced defenses yet was ultimately abandoned and destroyed.
Remains of a decapitated 'VAMPIRE' are discovered in CroatiaA 15th-century decapitated 'vampire' was found in Croatia, revealing historical beliefs in vampires leading to unusual burial practices.
Ancient DNA Points to Origins of Indo-European LanguageA new study suggests the first Indo-European speakers were hunter-gatherers in southern Russia, reshaping historical linguistic theories.
Uncovered in Spain: 5,000-year-old fortress with a violent pastThe fortress in Almendralejo, dating back 4,900 years, reveals advanced defenses yet was ultimately abandoned and destroyed.
Remains of a decapitated 'VAMPIRE' are discovered in CroatiaA 15th-century decapitated 'vampire' was found in Croatia, revealing historical beliefs in vampires leading to unusual burial practices.
Repatriation to Indigenous groups is more than law, it's human rights an archaeologist describes the day that lesson hit homeRepatriation of ancestral remains and artifacts is essential for addressing historical injustices and building ties with Indigenous communities.
Rediscovered vaults beneath the new London Museum to host an immersive exhibitionThe London Museum will feature an immersive exhibition in newly discovered brick vaults, showcasing archaeological treasures and innovative storytelling.
Bronze beverage filter from Late Antiquity found in TurkeyA bronze beverage filter from the 5th century was found in Hadrianopolis, showcasing ancient drinking practices and agricultural advances.
Ancient warriors ate their enemies' BRAINS, grisly study revealsMagdalenians practiced cannibalism, consuming brains of enemies post-battle as part of their ritualistic celebrations.
Bronze beverage filter from Late Antiquity found in TurkeyA bronze beverage filter from the 5th century was found in Hadrianopolis, showcasing ancient drinking practices and agricultural advances.
Ancient warriors ate their enemies' BRAINS, grisly study revealsMagdalenians practiced cannibalism, consuming brains of enemies post-battle as part of their ritualistic celebrations.
Computer Models of How Ideas Evolve and How We Became CreativeCultural evolution can be modeled computationally, demonstrating how collective creativity emerges through innovation and imitation among agents.
Amazing Australopithecus - excitement from 1925 about a 'man ape' fossil findA South African skull discovery sheds light on human evolution.
Zoning and Platting Commission recommends against historic zoning for Northwest Austin ranch - Austin MonitorThe Zoning and Platting Commission recommended against historic zoning for a property, citing modifications to a house and ongoing redevelopment plans.
4th c. B.C. grave slab with galloping rider found at illegal construction siteRecent excavations in Cicirelli revealed 19 ancient graves, including warrior burials, illustrating significant insights into local history and burial customs.
The Search for the Original Silly Goose in the Fossil RecordVegavis iaai represents Earth's oldest known modern bird, potentially reshaping our understanding of avian evolution.
I've been a tour guide in Italy for 17 years. My top recommendation is an incredible ancient port city that's way less crowded than Rome.Ostia Antica provides a quieter alternative to Rome's crowded tourist sites, showcasing ancient Roman daily life.