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Illustration of an ancient woman warrior

Society Hungary

11. April 2025

Game Changing Discovery of Ancient Women Warriors

The latest scientific reevaluation of human remains found in Sárrétudvari, Hungary, has revealed that the skeleton belongs to a woman, a discovery that puts a fresh perspective on women as ancient warriors.

Technology

AI deciphers ancient script rolls, illustration

Technology The World

10. October 2024

Could A.I. Help Solve an Archaeological Mystery?

A machine-learning and computer vision competition was launched in 2023 to decipher unreadable ancient scrolls further using artificial intelligence, with $1 million in prizes awarded so far.

Society

Society Mediterranean Sea

14. September 2022

All Aboard to Explore (and Protect!) This Historic Underwater Site

A group of archaeologists from eight countries embarks on a mission to explore the Skerki Banks, a shallow region of the central Mediterranean Sea located between Sicily and Tunisia, to have a better understanding of the historic underwater site and thus better protect it.

Society

Society United Kingdom

13. March 2022

Once-in-a-Lifetime Discovery: Large Roman Mosaic Found

A late 2nd or early 3rd century AD Roman mosaic has been discovered by London archaeologists — the largest to be unearthed in the British capital in half of a century.

Society

Society The World

31. December 2021

Fascinating Discoveries Were Made in 2021

Professional and amateur archaeologists alike have revealed fascinating findings - that have either been identified recently or unearthed years ago yet documented in 2021 - helping us better understand our common history.

Society

Society United Kingdom

22. December 2021

First-of-Its-Kind Roman Mosaic Has Been Found

A Roman mosaic has been found in the East Midlands, United Kingdom, the first of its kind on British soil, and archaeologists plan on expanding their excavations to better understand this era of humankind’s common history.

Society

Society United Kingdom

22. December 2020

Hobby Archeologists Found Thousands of Things During Lockdown (Including Furniture Parts From 1,900 Years Ago)

The British Museum has announced that this year, with the help from the full lockdown in the United Kingdom, regular citizens have found more than 47,000 objects in their backyards.