4,200-year-old “zombie grave” unearthed in Germany reveals Bronze Age superstitions
Archaeologists conducting excavations near Oppin, Germany, have uncovered an ancient grave dating back approximately 4,200 years. The burial site, labeled ...
Studies on Bronze Age societies, settlements, and technological advances across ancient Europe and the Mediterranean.
Archaeologists conducting excavations near Oppin, Germany, have uncovered an ancient grave dating back approximately 4,200 years. The burial site, labeled ...
Archaeologists from Newcastle University, in collaboration with experts from the University of Sheffield, have recently conducted excavations near Crowland, Lincolnshire, ...
Archaeologists, while excavating the site for a new sewer system to serve the construction of a prison near Full Sutton ...
A Bronze Age settlement in eastern England, dubbed "Britain's Pompeii," has provided unparalleled insights into the lives of prehistoric Britons. ...
Metal detectorists affiliated with the Drossen Lubuskie Association have uncovered a scattered deposit of Bronze Age artifacts in the vicinity ...
Archaeologists from the University of Leicester Archaeological Services have recently rediscovered more than forty archaeological sites within the Dhekelia Sovereign ...
A 4,000-year-old copper dagger has been unearthed in the forests near Korzenica, southeastern Poland. It is the oldest metal dagger ...
In the autumn of 2023, the Archaeological Service of the Canton of Bern conducted a rescue excavation in Heimberg, Switzerland, ...
Archaeologists in the Jiroft region of southeastern Iran have uncovered a remarkable discovery. Among numerous artifacts looted and later recovered, ...
Archaeologists working on a peatland restoration project at Exmoor's Holnicote Estate in Somerset have unearthed a prehistoric "time capsule" buried ...
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