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Discoveries and Rediscoveries in Saqqara: Weni, Sabou and Ptahshepses
The inscribed tomb of Weni, a high-ranking official, and the rediscovered tombs of Sabou and his son Ptahshepses, prominent priests and royal officials, have been presented to the Minister of Tourism and Antiquities. The post Discoveries and Rediscoveries in Saqqara: Weni, Sabou…
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Ancient bone may be linked to cult of Achilles
Researchers suggest that a 2,500-year-old engraved bone may offer evidence of domestic worship of Achilles. The post Ancient bone may be linked to cult of Achilles appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Solving an ancient cold case
Who was the dead man found in a well near Velsen? Archaeologists and forensic experts reopened a cold case after almost 2,000 years. The post Solving an ancient cold case appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Maya Tzompantli reveals female presence
Of the skulls discovered in a cave in Chiapas in 2012, researchers have so far identified 83 as female and 79 as male. The post Maya Tzompantli reveals female presence appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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1,600-year-old mystery to replicate Roman masterpiece solved
The remarkable colour-changing effect observed in a famous Roman masterpiece has been successfully reproduced in quantity. The post 1,600-year-old mystery to replicate Roman masterpiece solved appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Humans and Animals: an eternal bond
How did humans and animals interact in antiquity? When was the dog first domesticated? Did lions and panthers once roam in Greece? The post Humans and Animals: an eternal bond appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Tyrants and their supporters in the formative poleis
The lecture will examine the contrasting interpretations of Archaic Greek tyranny. The post Tyrants and their supporters in the formative poleis appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Α ‘lavish home of Roman legion commander’
Polish archaeologists have uncovered what may be the lavish residence of a Roman legion commander at the ancient fortress of Novae. The post Α ‘lavish home of Roman legion commander’ appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Theopetra Cave
The post Theopetra Cave appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Research around ancient Abdera in Greece
An international, multidisciplinary team has carried out six weeks of fieldwork to investigate settlement patterns, landscape change and interactions between human societies and their environment over time. In July and September 2026, an international, multidisciplinary team led…
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Completion of excavation season at Marchello archaeological site
Results of the August-September 2026 excavation season at Marchello in Kouklia (ancient Palaepaphos). The post Completion of excavation season at Marchello archaeological site appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Ηuman DNA reveals hidden connections across Ice Age Europe
New genomic data show long-distance population contacts alongside thousands of years of regional continuity. The post Ηuman DNA reveals hidden connections across Ice Age Europe appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Ancient female shaman figurine found in Japan
A remarkably preserved funerary figurine sheds light on the ceremonial role of women in fifth-century Japan. The post Ancient female shaman figurine found in Japan appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Ancient Proteins Reveal Hidden Traces of Eland
Proteins recovered from ancient sediments in South Africa reveal a previously invisible connection between ochre and animal materials. The post Ancient Proteins Reveal Hidden Traces of Eland appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Hellenistic Mosaic Found at Kültepe
Archaeologists in central Türkiye have uncovered a 2,000-year-old mosaic floor and four successive Hellenistic occupation layers. The post Hellenistic Mosaic Found at Kültepe appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Elite Infant’s Tomb Unearthed at Moche Temple
A richly furnished child's tomb in northern Peru offers new insights into social status and funerary rituals in Moche society. The post Elite Infant’s Tomb Unearthed at Moche Temple appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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2,000-Year-Old Lap Dog Discovered in England
Archaeologists have uncovered the nearly complete skeleton of a tiny dog believed to have been kept as a pet around 2,000 years ago. The post 2,000-Year-Old Lap Dog Discovered in England appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Drone technology locates Aboriginal heritage
Working with local custodians, archaeologists scan the Blue Mountains from the air, identifying potential rock shelters. The post Drone technology locates Aboriginal heritage appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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Winckelmann Celebration 2026
Helga Bumke examines the cult landscape of ancient Didyma during the German Archaeological Institute's annual Winckelmann celebration. The post Winckelmann Celebration 2026 appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .
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The Metal Finds from the Northern Lower Town of Tiryns
Diana Wolf presents preliminary findings from the study of metal objects discovered in the Northern Lower Town of Tiryns. The post The Metal Finds from the Northern Lower Town of Tiryns appeared first on Archaeology Wiki .