#archaeology

#archaeology

The unearthed altar in Tikal symbolizes Teotihuacan's influence over Maya civilization during a period of foreign rule.

AlUla features numerous archaeological sites, but only 8 are open to visitors, including the significant UNESCO site Hegra.

A significant collection of 1st-century B.C. Dacian silver jewelry was found in Breaza, indicating a previously unknown Dacian settlement.

Ancient hunting kit found in Texas provides insights into early human hunting practices.

Wine was consumed by broader social classes in Early Bronze Age Troy, not just elites.

The depas amphikypellon vessel is key to understanding trade and cultural practices of the time.

The Apocalypse of Baruch may prophesy the location of the Ark of the Covenant, hidden since the Babylonian invasion.

A significant Iron Age hoard discovered in North Yorkshire may reshape our understanding of Britain's tribal life 2,000 years ago.

A Roman aqueduct from the 2nd century A.D. was uncovered during excavations at Rusovce Manor House in Slovakia.

The London Underground has a rich history with many surprising facts.

Two key stations were built on mass burial sites, revealing archaeological discoveries.

The Victoria Line was nearly named the Viking Line during its proposal stages.

Bond Street Station was once proposed to be renamed after the Selfridges store.

Humans hunted, consumed, and processed mammoths in Lower Austria 25,000 years ago, revealing insights about their hunting practices.

Erin Cagney's reinstatement as an archaeologist highlights ongoing instability for federal employees caught in bureaucratic delays and uncertainties regarding their employment.

The Grotte de Cussac cave features prehistoric engravings and remains, emphasizing the need for preservation and limited access to protect ancient artistry.

Irish celebrations persist despite weather conditions while recalling their homeland.

Financial implications of Panama Canal treaty payments stir market discussions.

Discovery of Sixth Dynasty ruler's grave sheds light on ancient Egyptian culture.

Significant Punic necropolis with enchytrismos burials discovered in Sardinia during gas pipeline works.

The Vikings before the Vikings exhibition provides evidence of armed Scandinavian expeditions predating the Viking Age.

A 2,200-year-old Hellenistic mosaic was found in Assos, Turkey, emphasizing its historical significance and intricate design.

The Danevirke Archaeological Park is undergoing significant excavations to enhance heritage preservation while making the site accessible to visitors.