Author: Gary Manners

Archaeologists working at the renowned Kultepe archaeological site in central Turkey have achieved a significant breakthrough, uncovering private residences on the main mound for the first time in decades of excavation. The

Archaeologists have recovered extraordinary artifacts from Emperor Nintoku’s tomb for the first time in over a century and a half. The remarkable discovery includes a gold-plated ceremonial knife and gilded

Archaeologists have unearthed a remarkable clay seal impression bearing Hebrew inscriptions that may connect to a biblical figure from King Josiah’s court. The artifact, discovered through the Temple Mount Sifting

Archaeologists working at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sardis in western Turkey have unearthed the remains of a monumental Lydian palace dating to the 8th century BC, a real breakthrough in

A remarkable bronze warrior figurine has emerged from the soil of Bavaria, leading archaeologists to announce one of the most significant Celtic discoveries in recent years. The miniature masterpiece, discovered

Archaeologists working at the ancient Roman city of Heraclea Sintica in southwestern Bulgaria have uncovered compelling evidence that challenges our understanding of disability and social care in the Roman world. Six men

After eight seasons of meticulous archaeological work, the University of Alicante has completed the excavation of one of the most monumental Roman bath complexes ever discovered in the Iberian Peninsula. The sprawling

Amateur archaeologists working in Poland’s Grodziec Forest District have made an extraordinary discovery that has captivated the archaeological world. A stunning 5th-century Gothic gold necklace, weighing an impressive 222 grams, emerged

A new study using chemical fingerprints trapped in Mexican cave stalagmites has revealed the devastating extent of droughts that contributed to the collapse of the astonishing Classic Maya civilization over

Beneath three meters of crystalline water in the Gulf of Naples, underwater archaeologists have spotted a remarkably preserved Roman thermal complex, potentially belonging to the villa of the legendary orator