Unique And Priceless Large Roman Sculptures Found At Carlisle Cricket Club Rare head sculptures of two Roman gods have been discovered by volunteer archaeologists during a dig. The well-preserved finds were unearthed earlier this week during the latest excavation of…
Archaeologists had to destroy nearly all of the medieval ‘King’s Wharf’ soon after they excavated it While excavating at Bjørvika, east of Oslo’s center in Norway, scientists discovered the remains of an ancient structure. It turned out that these remains…
Archaeologists Uncover Expansive Neolithic Site with Terraced Structures and Metal Artifacts in Corsica Archaeologists in a French municipality recently excavated the slopes of Punta Campana (island of Corsica) in preparation for a construction project and found an expansive Neolithic site.…
500-Year-Old ‘Urine Flasks’ Discovered at a Medical Dump Within the Forum of Caesar in Rome A Renaissance-era trash dump discovered inside the Forum of Caesar in Rome is brimming with old medical supplies, including 500-year-old medicine bottles and urine flasks…
Archaeologists Unearth Medieval Gaming Piece Used for Tabula in Bedfordshire Excavation Archaeologists in Bedfordshire, England, have made an intriguing discovery: a tableman gaming piece was discovered at a medieval site. Cotswold Archaeology excavated in preparation for a Taylor Wimpey housing…
2,000-year-old graves found in ancient necropolis below busy Paris train station Just metres from a busy train station in the heart of Paris, scientists have uncovered 50 graves in an ancient necropolis which offer a rare glimpse of life in…
Lost Roman Fortlet Found Next to Clydebank School: Uncovering the Buried Remains of Antonine Wall’s Tenth Fortlet on World Heritage Day A ROMAN fortlet thought to have been lost to time has been discovered next to a Clydebank primary school.…
Archaeologists unearth Roman temple in France, believed to be dedicated to Mars Archaeologists in northwest France have unearthed what may have been a temple to the Roman war god Mars, dating to the first century B.C. The temple, or sanctuary,…
Newly Discovered Roman Mithraeum in Trier Unveils Rare Relief of Mithras’ Torchbearer Cautes An excavation at the site of a former police headquarters in Trier has unearthed the remains of a Roman Mithraeum with a large surviving relief of one of Mithras’…
Bronze Age and Roman Dwellings Unearthed at New Housing Development in Newquay, England Archaeologists from the Cornwall Archaeological have uncovered ancient dwellings from the Bronze Age and a Roman period settlement in Newquay, England. The discovery was made at the…