A multidisciplinary team of archaeologists, geneticists, anthropologists, and geologists has unearthed a 17th-century tomb in the Pień cemetery, in north-central Poland, that defies all funeral norms of the time. It is the grave of a woman between 17 and 19 years old, buried with two iron objects that, due to their placement and symbolism, reveal […]

Un equipo multidisciplinar de arqueólogos, genetistas, antropólogos y geólogos ha desenterrado en el cementerio de Pień, en el centro-norte de Polonia, una tumba del siglo XVII que desafía todas las normas funerarias de la época. Se trata de la sepultura de una mujer de entre 17 y 19 años, enterrada con dos objetos de hierro […]

El ministro de Cultura y Turismo de Turquía, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, ha dado a conocer el descubrimiento de una pieza arqueológica de singular valor durante los trabajos de excavación que se llevan a cabo en el yacimiento de Karahantepe, correspondientes a la campaña de 2026. Se trata de una escultura compuesta, con una altura de […]

The Turkish Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, has announced the discovery of an archaeological piece of singular value during the excavation work being carried out at the Karahantepe site, corresponding to the 2026 campaign. It is a composite sculpture, 70 centimeters in height, depicting a human figure seated on the back of […]

Danish archaeology is facing one of the most unique discoveries of the last decade in the field of ancient Nordic clothing. During the excavation at the site known as Skonager (ARV 661), carried out near Varde, in the heart of Western Jutland, a team of archaeologists has located a female tomb from the Viking Age […]

In the interior of the Yucatán Peninsula, where jungle vegetation intertwines with the characteristic limestone of the region, a team of archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History has brought to light a settlement that completes the complex mosaic of the Maya civilization. This is K’oxol Ja’ II, an archaeological site made up […]

A team of underwater archaeologists and geologists from Sapienza University of Rome and the Center for Maritime Studies has located, off the town of Santa Marinella north of Rome, the remains of an ancient pier and dock which, according to researchers, constitute the earliest known evidence of a mooring point associated with an Etruscan temple. […]