Tag: archaeological findings

Recent research suggests that Ireland's iconic megalithic tombs, long believed to serve as burial sites, may have also functioned as ...

Exciting news from North Macedonia! Archaeologists may have stumbled upon the birthplace of Alexander the Great’s grandmother. This remarkable discovery ...

A groundbreaking study has challenged the long-accepted notion that the lavish Vergina tomb, located near the birthplace of Alexander the ...

In an unexpected turn of events, researchers in Iceland have shattered volcanic rocks, uncovering fascinating clues that might link to ...

In Türkiye, ancient masterpieces are undergoing meticulous restoration, blending art with advanced technology. Skilled artisans employ surgical precision to preserve ...

Recent archaeological discoveries on the Åland Islands have unveiled exciting new evidence of Viking settlement in the area. Researchers have ...

Archaeologists in Lower Austria have uncovered an extraordinary site dating back 25,000 years, showcasing impressively preserved mammoth remains. This incredible ...

Recent archaeological discoveries are unveiling the fascinating origins of Viking settlers in the Faroe Islands. Unearthed artifacts reveal intriguing links ...

Archaeologists in Spain have uncovered bone fragments thought to be from the oldest human face ever found in Western Europe. ...

The islands of Great Prespa Lake, nestled between North Macedonia and Albania, unveil a captivating archaeological story. Discoveries here trace ...

Recent discoveries of severed skulls in Iron Age Spain reveal that the 'nailed-head ritual' was far more complex and meaningful ...