Ancient bronze jars at an Italian site reveal honey that is 2,500 years old.
Researchers have recently unearthed a fascinating find from the past. They discovered remnants of honey that date back 2,500 years, sealed within a ship and buried underground for nearly three millennia. This residue was identified in bronze jars located at an ancient Greek shrine in Pestelm, which is in modern-day Campania, Italy. The jar itself […]
Ancient blade factory related to Canaanites found in southern Israel, dating back 5,500 years
Ancient Blade Factory Unearthed in Israel A remarkable archaeological find has surfaced in Kiryat Gat, a city located around 40 miles south of Tel Aviv. It’s a 5,500-year-old Canaanite blade factory—the first of its kind discovered in southern Israel. The Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced this discovery via a Facebook post in late July. Among […]
Archaeologists discover an ancient seal featuring a 2,600-year-old fingerprint linked to a biblical official in King Josiah’s court
Ancient Clay Seals Discovered in Jerusalem Israeli archaeologists have uncovered two remarkably well-preserved clay seals dating back 2,600 years. These artifacts are believed to be linked to individuals mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. Last month, during ongoing excavations in Jerusalem, archaeologist Mordechai Ehrlich unearthed one of these clay seals. According to Ehrlich, “Now you’re probably […]
Polish fisherman finds ancient sword from the era when Warsaw was founded.
Ancient Sword Found in Vistula River A Polish fisherman recently unearthed a remarkable medieval sword while casting his line in the Vistula River. This 700-year-old find is being celebrated for its historical significance, particularly reflecting the wars of the Middle Ages. The Capital Memorial in Warsaw announced the discovery last month, highlighting the lucky angler’s […]
Fifth-century church featuring an ancient Christian engraving discovered in Turkey’s ruins
Ancient City Unearthed in Turkey Recently, Turkish archaeologists uncovered the ruins of a city that dates back about a thousand years, revealing a fifth-century Christian church with a message that has been hidden for centuries. The excavation occurred in Olympus, which was an ancient port city in Lychia, located in Turkey’s Antalya province, as reported […]
Officials discover the monthly pay of an Ancient Roman soldier in a field in Norfolk
Discovery of Ancient Roman Coin Hoard in Norfolk This month, British officials revealed an intriguing find: a cache of Roman coins dating back about 1,900 years was unearthed in Norfolk County, England. This discovery has sparked interest, especially since the 25 silver denarii found approximate the monthly pay of Roman soldiers. Adrian Marsden, a coin […]
Uncommon unspoiled tomb found in Italy holds ancient artifacts, historians say
Ancient Tomb Discovered in Italy Archaeologists recently uncovered a remarkable 2,600-year-old tomb in Italy, untouched by looters. This surprising find was announced by the Italian Ministry of Culture on June 30. They stated that the burial mound, dating back to the latter half of the 7th century BC, is significant during the Orientalization period of […]
Ancient settlement in Gloucestershire uncovered by Roman cavalry swords
Ancient Roman Settlement Found in the Cotswolds Archaeologists have uncovered a substantial ancient Roman settlement in a picturesque area of England. Cotswold Archaeology announced this fascinating discovery in Gloucestershire, located in the Cotswold region of the UK. The site, dating back around 2,000 years, has yielded remnants of homes from the first and second centuries. […]
DNA shows that sardines were key to Ancient Rome’s preferred fish sauce
New Insights into Ancient Roman Fish Sauce Recent research sheds light on the ingredients used in the beloved fish sauce of ancient Rome. Specifically, this study focuses on Garum, a fermented fish condiment that once added savor to Roman dishes. Gonzalo Himdo, a researcher based in Portugal, published his findings in the Ancient Journal on […]
Archaeologists in Texas find the tomb of an ancient king in Belize after four decades.
Texas Archaeologist Unveils Ancient King’s Tomb in Belize A couple of Texas-based archaeologists has made a remarkable discovery, uncovering the tomb of Te Kabu Chak, a significant ruler from the fourth century, in Belize. This find marks a culmination of research and excavation efforts that have spanned over 40 years. Professors Aarlen and Diane Chase […]