Archaeologists have uncovered one of the oldest known Neolithic settlements in France, a rare glimpse into the early days of European farming...
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Archaeologists have uncovered unusual seated burials in the garden of a former convent in Dijon, France. The ancient site, dating back more than 2,000 years, also includes a separate cemetery for children. Researchers from France’s National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) identified the graves as belonging to the Gallic people, an ancient Celtic group […]
Archaeologists have uncovered one of the oldest known Neolithic settlements in France, a rare glimpse into the early days of European farming...
Scientists uncovered evidence of the oldest hominin presence in Europe in modern-day Romania nearly two million years ago. Archaeologists found animal...
Archaeologists have uncovered fragments of what may be the world’s oldest rune stone in Norway’s Svingerud burial field. The sandstone pieces,...
Two metal detectorists in the Netherlands have unearthed a rare collection of gold and silver coins dating back nearly 2,000 years. The hoard,...
Archaeologists have uncovered a miniature Roman gold lock, measuring just 1.2 by 1.1 centimeters—smaller than a U.S. quarter coin—in a field in...
Archaeologists using 3D mapping are uncovering the remains of thousands of green metropolises with composted gardens, fisheries, and forests groomed...
Archaeologists hail discovery of very rare hoard featuring 44 gold coins bearing name of Celtic king Cunobelinus
Les Bleus have everything to prove in the tournament starting on 31 January, and in November’s Test against the Springboks.
A newly discovered painted Etruscan tomb in Italy, hidden beneath layers of soil for centuries, has come to light in Tarquinia, an ancient burial...