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Le TrĂŠsor de Boscoreale - PersĂŠe

persee.fr • Archaeology • Italy

This article describes the discovery and excavation of a Roman villa in Boscoreale, near Pompeii, including the remarkable silver treasure found there.

Archaeologists uncover an ancient Egyptian tomb belonging to a ‘mystery king’ | CNN

edition.cnn.com • Archaeology • Egypt

Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed a large, 3,600-year-old tomb belonging to an unidentified king of the poorly understood Abydos Dynasty, offering new insights into a fragmented period of ancient Egyptian history.

‘It Had Teeth’: A 3-Year-Old Discovers Ancient Treasure in Israel - The New York Times

nytimes.com • Archaeology • Israel

A three-and-a-half-year-old girl in Israel accidentally unearthed a 3,800-year-old Egyptian amulet while hiking with her family.

Did Ancient Humans Really See Dinosaurs? These 9,000-Year-Old Carvings Might Change Everything

dailygalaxy.com • Archaeology • Brazil

9,000-year-old petroglyphs in Brazil were found incredibly close to 66-million-year-old dinosaur footprints, suggesting a potential symbolic relationship between ancient humans and the fossil record.

Cemetery project makes grave discovery | Otago Daily Times Online News

odt.co.nz • Archaeology • New Zealand

Ground-penetrating radar has uncovered at least three likely unmarked graves at Cromwell Cemetery in New Zealand, with the potential for more discoveries.

900-year-old Chalukyan inscription discovered in state of utter neglect at Gangapuram - The Hindu

thehindu.com • Archaeology • India

A neglected 900-year-old Kannada inscription from the Kalyana Chalukya dynasty has been discovered in Gangapuram, India, prompting efforts for its preservation.

Barco medieval ĂŠ descoberto sob antigo mercado de... | VEJA

veja.abril.com.br • Archaeology • Spain

A well-preserved medieval ship has been unearthed beneath Barcelona's former fish market, offering valuable insights into shipbuilding techniques and the city's coastal evolution.

The ancient sites finally revealing the secrets of a long-lost Stone Age civilisation | The Independent

independent.co.uk • Archaeology • Turkey

Archaeological discoveries in southeastern Turkey reveal a previously unknown Stone Age civilization, predating ancient Egypt and Stonehenge, showcasing advanced architecture, sculpture, and social complexity.

Sevilla : Valencina, el gigantesco complejo monumental que lideraban las mujeres hace 5.000 años | Ciencia | EL PAÍS

elpais.com • Archaeology • Spain

A new study reveals Valencina, a massive 5,000-year-old monumental complex in Seville, Spain, was led by women and played a significant role in the Copper Age.

Title and author of burned, still-rolled Herculaneum scroll decoded after nearly 2,000 years | CNN

cnn.com • Archaeology • Italy

Researchers have deciphered the title and author of a nearly 2,000-year-old scroll from Herculaneum, revealing it to be "On Vices" by the Greek philosopher Philodemus.

Strange stone uncovered on Inchydoney beach | Southern Star

southernstar.ie • Archaeology • Ireland

A discovery of a stone with intriguing markings on Inchydoney beach in Ireland leads to an investigation that reveals its origins.

In Their Final Moments, a Pompeii Family Fought to Survive - The New York Times

nytimes.com • Archaeology • Italy

A recent study reveals the desperate struggle of a Pompeii family to survive the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, as evidenced by their final moments preserved in the ash.

Timber floor find at Norfolk theatre 'like the Mary Rose' | Eastern Daily Press

edp24.co.uk • Archaeology • England

A significant 15th-century timber floor, larger than a tennis court, has been unearthed at St George's Guildhall in King's Lynn, England, revealing insights into the theater's history.

Ancient fresco mirrors the fate of Pompeii residents who sought shelter from an eruption | CNN

cnn.com • Archaeology • Italy

A newly discovered fresco in Pompeii mirrors the tragic fate of four residents who sought shelter from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, their last moments preserved by the volcanic ash.

19th century Dutch shipwreck discovered off Australian coast highlights gold rush history | CNN

cnn.com • Archaeology • Australia

Marine archaeologists have discovered the wreckage of the Dutch merchant ship Koning Willem de Tweede off the coast of South Australia, shedding light on a tragic event during the 19th-century Australian gold rushes.

Hikers find mysterious stash of gold in the Czech mountains | CNN

cnn.com • Archaeology • Czech Republic

Hikers in the Czech Republic stumbled upon a hidden stash of gold coins, bracelets, and other items, sparking historical intrigue and speculation about its origin.

Cuando se necesita un elefante muerto para entender la prehistoria | Cultura | EL PAÍS

elpais.com • Archaeology • World

The death of an elephant unexpectedly aided scientific research into prehistoric tools by allowing scientists to recreate ancient artifacts and test their functionality.

Historic Shipwrecks Come to Light in the Great Lakes - The New York Times

nytimes.com • Archaeology • North America

A research vessel is exploring Lake Ontario's National Marine Sanctuary, creating 3D models of numerous 19th-century shipwrecks discovered in the deep waters.

This Word Means: Menhir | Explained News - The Indian Express

indianexpress.com • Archaeology • India

This article explains what menhirs are, their history, significance, and the upcoming UNESCO World Heritage Site nomination of the Mudumal megalithic menhirs in Telangana.

Bombshell discovery in soil at 'site of Noah's Ark' that has convinced me Bible story is TRUE | Daily Mail Online

dailymail.co.uk • Archaeology • Turkey

Researchers claim to have found compelling evidence suggesting a geological formation in Turkey could be the resting place of Noah's Ark, based on ground-penetrating radar scans and soil analysis.

ARQUEOLOGÍA: Un sarcófago fenicio en mi vitrina: así es jugar a ser director de museo | Cultura | EL PAÍS

elpais.com • Archaeology • Spain

A Spanish university's research group developed two board games, one a memory game for children and another a strategy game for older children, focused on Phoenician artifacts and museum management.

Una jueza prohibe a un expoliador de fĂłsiles acudir a yacimientos

elperiodico.com • Archaeology • Catalonia

A Catalan judge issued a pioneering ruling, prohibiting a fossil poacher from accessing four archaeological sites to prevent further damage to the historical heritage.

Entoldar la plaza de Margarita Xirgu, un proyecto inmediato | Hoy

hoy.es • Archaeology • Spain

MĂŠrida's city council plans to improve accessibility and preservation of its historical sites, including the immediate installation of a canopy over Margarita Xirgu Square and other projects.