Medieval Treasures Among Record Number of Finds Reported in 2023 - Medievalists.netRecord 74,506 archaeological finds in the UK in 2023, largely thanks to public involvement and metal detectorists.
Hallstatt water goddess joins Munich state collectionA prehistoric statuette interpreted as a water goddess is set for permanent display, revealing significant insights into Hallstatt culture and rituals.
Etruscan votive bull returned to museum after disappearing in World War IIThe Etruscan votive bull has returned to the National Roman Museum after being lost during WWII for over 80 years, illustrating its significant historical importance.
5 Surprising Places Medieval Manuscripts Were Found - Medievalists.netMedieval texts often surface in astonishingly unexpected places, highlighting the historical value of seemingly mundane sites.
Etruscan votive bull returned to museum after disappearing in World War IIThe Etruscan votive bull has returned to the National Roman Museum after being lost during WWII for over 80 years, illustrating its significant historical importance.
5 Surprising Places Medieval Manuscripts Were Found - Medievalists.netMedieval texts often surface in astonishingly unexpected places, highlighting the historical value of seemingly mundane sites.
Scientists uncover secret Mayan city with more than 6,500 structuresThe discovery of a hidden Mayan city highlights the extensive urban landscape that previously remained concealed under vegetation for over 3,000 years.
Painted throne room of Moche female leader found at PanamarcaThe throne room excavated at Panamarca reveals significant insights about a high-status female leader and Moche culture's reverence for women and mythology.
Ancient Peru: New discoveries highlight women's rule DW 10/22/2024The discovery of a queen's throne in ancient Peru suggests women held significant authority in Moche society.
Painted throne room of Moche female leader found at PanamarcaThe throne room excavated at Panamarca reveals significant insights about a high-status female leader and Moche culture's reverence for women and mythology.
Ancient Peru: New discoveries highlight women's rule DW 10/22/2024The discovery of a queen's throne in ancient Peru suggests women held significant authority in Moche society.
A Gallery of Prehistoric and Ancient WeaponsThe history of weapon manufacturing stretches back over 400,000 years, evolving from simple tools to advanced firearms.
Ancient humans lived in East Timor 44,000 years ago, archaeologists findAncient human presence in East Timor dates back over 44,000 years. Timor-Leste holds some of the oldest evidence of human life in the region.
Study shows how Stone Age humans flocked to latest models of flint toolsArchaeologists discovered Quina scrapers used by early humans 400,000 years ago to hunt and process fallow deer, showing technological adaptation for prey diversification.