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Archaeologists work east of Norrköping in Sweden at a Bronze Age landscape scheduled for housing construction. The area contains graves, rock carvings, and settlement remains from the late Bronze Age, 1100–500 BCE. During this period, the site stood near a coastal inlet connected to sea, shaping movement and ritual activity. Inside stone setting with central […]

The Kasta Tomb in Amphipolis is becoming visible in full for the first time since archaeologists uncovered the site, offering a clearer view of one of the largest burial monuments ever found in ancient Macedonia. Restoration teams working at the massive mound in northern Greece have now exposed the entire marble enclosure surrounding the tomb, […]

Archaeologists have launched a five-year excavation project at a Roman villa site near Halberton in Devon, where decades of plowing have damaged buried remains and raised concerns about further loss of archaeological evidence. The project, called Saving Halberton’s Ancient Roman Environment, or SHARE, focuses on recording and studying the site before more of the buried […]

Archaeologists working ahead of the planned A46 Newark Bypass have uncovered traces of human activity stretching back thousands of years. The excavations took place near Newark in Nottinghamshire as part of early work before construction begins on the road improvement project. National Highways plans to widen parts of the A46, build a flyover, and add […]

An 8-year-old boy hiking with his family discovered a small ancient statuette fragment dating back about 1,700 years in the Ramon Crater area, a desert region with a long archaeological record. Dor Wolynitz, from Rehovot, spotted the object while searching the ground for unusual items during a family weekend organized for a paratrooper reserve unit. […]