Finds

In the mid-2000s, the staff of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem during excavations unearthed one and a half hundred prints of seals. Artefacts found among the ruins of Tel Tzaf in the Beit She'an Valley (Israel). This year, scientists have provided...

Over the past few months, archaeologists have been excavating a large necropolis of the Late Antique period (IV–V centuries) on the territory of the Radosevic Palace in Hvar (Croatia). The burial was discovered during the preparatory work related to the...

In the Polish city of Yaroslavl, archaeologists have unearthed part of a wooden road built at the turn of the XVII–XVIII centuries. This archaeological site is recognized as one of the longest wooden roads found on the territory of modern Poland, it...

Scientists have deciphered the inscriptions on an ancient Greek jar found in 2006 in Athens (Greece). While exploring the agora, an ancient market square, a ceramic vessel containing chicken bones was discovered. It turned out that 55 names were...

In the Dnepropetrovsk region, on the territory of the village of Novoaleksandrovka, excavations of an ancient sanctuary, the age of which can reach 5.5 thousand years, are actively underway. The sanctuary was founded by the Pit culture tribes and was...

In the city of Labor, located in the south-eastern part of Malta, a burial site from the Punic Wars was found. The 2,000-year-old tomb was discovered during work to expand the sewer system. Inside the tomb were various pottery items: vessels typical of...

A gold artifact discovered last fall in the area of the German municipality of Ammerbuch-Reusten, which is part of the administrative district of Tübingen, is recognized as the oldest piece of this precious metal in the southwestern region of Germany...

In Lviv, excavations were carried out on the Koliivshchyna Square, during which archaeologists found part of the protective wall built in the XIV century. Although the structure has not yet been fully excavated, it has already become known that its...

On the island of Malta, in the city of Qrendi (Qrendi), the remains of an old chapel, which dates back to the late Middle Ages, have been discovered. Fragments of the building were found under the floor of the church of Madonna tal-Hniena (Madonna...

Not far from the Spanish city of Cadiz, among the sands of Cape Trafalgar, archaeologists have unearthed the ruins of a Roman bathhouse of the IV century AD. Finds that relate to the Roman civilization are not often found near Cadiz, a city founded...