1,800-year-old water nymph statue discovered in Turkey’s Amasra
Archaeologists conducting excavations in Amasra, Turkey, have uncovered an ornate statue dating back to the 2nd century CE during the ...
Archaeologists conducting excavations in Amasra, Turkey, have uncovered an ornate statue dating back to the 2nd century CE during the ...
Archaeologists from Ruhr University (RUB) have unearthed an unfinished marble lion's head gargoyle during excavations in the ancient city of ...
Archaeologists have uncovered a naked Kouros statue during excavations in an ancient sanctuary dedicated to Apollo on the uninhabited Greek ...
Archaeologists from Batman University in Turkey, have uncovered an ancient figurine depicting the Greek goddess Hecate, in the ancient Greek ...
Archaeologists conducting excavations at the historic Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, Sicily, have unveiled a remarkable collection of votive ...
Archaeologists from the University of Gothenburg have made a groundbreaking discovery near the Bronze Age city of Dromolaxia Vizatzia, located ...
Archaeologists have made a significant discovery on the Italian island of Sicily at the renowned archaeological site of Segesta. Credit: ...
For a considerable time, experts have been aware of the presence of ancient Greek burials concealed beneath the city. However, ...
An archaeological team has discovered a sculpture of Silenus, the Greek deity associated with wine making, at a site in ...
Some 2,000 years ago, the ancient Greek historian Strabo referred the presence of an important shrine on the west coast of ...
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