Archaeologists found a Nymph statue, estimated to date back to the 2nd century, in Amasra city of Turkey's Bartın province. The marble statue is 1 meter 53 centimeters tall.

The burial mound of a Bronze Age girl unearthed in Kazakhstan contains a plethora of grave goods, including dozens of animal bones that may have been used for ceremonial purposes and a carving of a frog on a bronze disc.

The remains of Fujianvenator prodigiosus 30 million years older than any confirmed bird fossil, paleontologists say, could reveal never-before-seen insights into critical early stages of bird evolution. Chinese scientists say the previously unknown…

It was determined that “Bagabazos’ dice game” was written in Phrygian letters on the tabla found in the ruins. The artifact found was reviewed by Dr Rostyslav Oreshko from the French National Center for Scientific Research.

An Archaeology team of Peruvian and Japanese archaeologists has unearthed a pre-Hispanic archaeological site where various ethnic groups lived together in northern Peru dedicated to ancestor worship, with burial chambers, human remains and ceramic…

Nose ring made from human bone found by archaeologists at Palenque. Archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have uncovered a nose ornament made from human bone during excavations at the Maya city of Palenque.

The discovery is an important find that fills a gap in archaeologists' knowledge of the dragon symbol within the early Hongshan Culture, said Song ­Jinshan, president of Inner Mongolia Institute of Cultural Relics and ­Archaeology. The puzzle-like…

British Museum director steps down over stolen items. Stolen treasures include gold jewelry, gems of semiprecious stones and glass dating from 15th century BC to 19th century AD -

Hominines may have originated in Eurasia during the late Miocene, or they may have dispersed into Eurasia from an unknown African ancestor. The diversity of hominines in Eurasia suggests an in situ origin but does not exclude a dispersal hypothesis.

A new Roman phrase discovered in the unique drinking glass in Antwerpi. Professor Christian Laes of the University of Antwerp, who specialises in classical antiquity said: "Avoca te" means "enjoy yourself" or "have fun" in English.

The Hecate figurine was found in the underfloor fillings behind the odeon in In the ancient city of Kelenderis. The Ceramics figurine is about 20 centimeters.

Three items from the Ming Dynasty were stolen during the burglary in 2019, estimated to be worth £3.5 million ($4.45 million). The men were arrested and charged in connection with the burglary in June 2019 of a Chinese Ming Dynasty Vase from the…

Although Venice has taken important steps in recent years to protect its ecosystem and world-famous architecture and art, UNESCO believes it has not done enough and warned the city faces irreversible changes.

Many treasures were disappeared or stolen and some of them were damaged in warehouses of British Museum, The personnel, who were thought to be responsible for the incident, were dismissed and judicial proceedings were initiated. Missing treasures…

Three important presentations on the excavations were made at the 2023 Arab Studies Seminar in Denmark. The aim of the seminar was to introduce the latest academic research in the Arabian Peninsula covering a wide range of subjects such as…

Palaeontologist Lachlan Hart has finally solved that decades-long mystery and formally described the prehistoric creature in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. By chance, Hart first visited the fossil at the exhibition as a dinosaur-obsessed…