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2,000-year-old Roman frontier road uncovered beneath route of Germany’s new A8 highway
Archaeologists working ahead of a new section of Germany’s A8 highway have uncovered part of one of the oldest Roman roads in Baden-Württemberg. The newly exposed stretch belongs to the Alblimes Road, a major route built nearly 2,000 years ago along Rome’s frontier in southwestern Germany...
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Oldest Roman library in Iberia identified after archaeologists overturn shrine theory
A room once thought to be a shrine for the Roman god Mithras has turned out to be something far rarer. Researchers now say the space at the Roman villa of Fuente Álamo in southern Spain was a private library, making it the oldest known library in the Iberian Peninsula and one of the best preserved in the Roman wo
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LiDAR reveals hidden Amazon earthworks from lost civilization of up to 3 million people
Ancient earthworks hidden beneath the Amazon rainforest point to a large society that lived in the region about 2,500 years ago. A new LiDAR survey found hundreds of unknown sites, giving archaeologists their clearest picture yet of the Aquiry civilization, a culture that built huge ceremonial centers across wh
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Earliest known Mediterranean long-distance sea journeys continued for at least a millennium
Hunter-gatherers sailed across more than 100 kilometers of open Mediterranean Sea thousands of years before farming reached Europe, according to a new study. The findings challenge a long-held idea about the sea travel skills of Europe’s last hunter-gatherers...
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2,000-year-old Roman frontier road uncovered beneath route of Germany’s new A8 highway
Archaeologists working ahead of a new section of Germany’s A8 highway have uncovered part of one of the oldest Roman roads in Baden-Württemberg. The newly exposed stretch belongs to the Alblim…
Early medieval cemetery at Germany’s Altenberge Church confirmed by radiocarbon dating
Scientific testing has confirmed that graves uncovered beside St. John the Baptist Church in Altenberge, Germany, date to the Early Middle Ages. The fin…
Brittany Neolithic mounds may hide human-shaped stones at the mysterious Coëby cemetery
Hidden stone structures inside two giant Neolithic burial mounds in western France point to a rare type of prehistoric monument, according to a new stu…
Bath complex from the Ptolemaic and Roman periods with circular pools found in Egypt
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered the first fully documented bathing complex at Tell Nasser, an ancient site in the Port Said archaeological area. Th…
Oldest Roman library in Iberia identified after archaeologists overturn shrine theory
A room once thought to be a shrine for the Roman god Mithras has turned out to be something far rarer. Researchers now say the space at the Roman villa o…
Roman pottery workshop with up to 100 kilns found beneath Austrian farmland
Archaeologists have uncovered what looks like one of the largest Roman pottery production sites ever found in the region of present-day Austria. Excavations in Bur…
Ancient Egyptian grave stelae, coffins, and amulets found at Tell El-Deir funerary center
Archaeologists have uncovered a group of carved grave stelae, pottery coffins, and funerary amulets at Tell El-Deir in Egypt’s Damietta Governorate. …
Ice Age hunters targeted female woolly mammoths, ancient DNA study finds
For decades, archaeologists have argued over one question. Did huge piles of woolly mammoth bones build up through natural deaths, or did Ice Age people create them t…
40,000-year-old mammoth ivory bird figurines from Hohle Fels are among the smallest Ice Age carvings
Archaeologists working at Hohle Fels Cave in southwestern Germany have found two tiny bird carvings made from mammoth ivory. The figures d…
Hidden World War II air raid shelter found beneath home construction site in Germany
A hidden World War II air raid shelter has surfaced beneath a future home site in the German town of Quedlinburg, giving archaeologists a rare look at how…
LiDAR reveals hidden Amazon earthworks from lost civilization of up to 3 million people
Ancient earthworks hidden beneath the Amazon rainforest point to a large society that lived in the region about 2,500 years ago. A new LiDAR survey fou…
Earliest known Mediterranean long-distance sea journeys continued for at least a millennium
Hunter-gatherers sailed across more than 100 kilometers of open Mediterranean Sea thousands of years before farming reached Europe, according to a …
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