Rare 10th-century bronze wheel cross found in Brandenburg reveals early Christian influence among Slavic populations
Archaeologists in Brandenburg, Germany, have uncovered a bronze wheel cross dating to the 10th or 11th century CE in the ...
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Archaeologists in Brandenburg, Germany, have uncovered a bronze wheel cross dating to the 10th or 11th century CE in the ...
A team of archaeologists excavating in the north of Iraq has uncovered evidence showing how different religious communities existed and ...
The generally held belief, advanced by historians for more than a century, is that Denmark's first brick-building techniques came straight ...
Archaeologists in southwestern Turkey have uncovered an astonishing architectural transformation in the ancient city of Kaunos—one that spans more than ...
A new archaeological excavation has revealed Church N1 at Marea, or Philoxenite, a richly preserved example of Late Antique ecclesiastical ...
A new 3D digital analysis offers compelling evidence that the Turin Shroud—long believed by many to be the burial cloth ...
For over a hundred years, the small hilltop village of Rennes-le-Château in southern France has been the subject of fascination. ...
A recent archaeological study is rewriting our understanding of medieval food and the Christian influence on the foodways of Europe. ...
Archaeologists who have been working at the ancient city of Olympos in the southern Antalya province of Turkey have discovered ...
Archaeological evidence is contradicting centuries of tradition by proposing that Khirbet Qana, not the centuries-honored Kafr Kanna, could be the ...
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