Archaeologists Uncover One of World’s Oldest Churches in Armenia
Germany's University of Münster announced Friday that its team of archaeologists has discovered one of the world's oldest Christian churches in Armenia's Ararat Plain. The history of this church dates back to the 4th century. discovered After six years of excavation at the Artaxata excavation site. The structure is approximately 100 feet in diameter and […]
Archaeologists discover one of the world’s oldest Christian churches in history’s first Christian country
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of one of the world's oldest Christian churches in an ancient city in Armenia. On October 11, the University of Münster announced that a previously unknown church was discovered in the church. press release. Archaeologists also found fragments of marble imported from the Mediterranean, from which experts determined that the […]
German and Armenian archaeologists uncover 4th century Christian church
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Ancient farming community dating back to 3400 to 2900 B.C discovered by archaeologists in Morocco
A millennia-old agricultural society in Morocco has been discovered at a long-unexplored site. According to a study published in the journal Antiquity on July 31, 2024, the Oued Beit ruins in Morocco were first discovered in the 1930s. The site remained largely untouched for many years after it was first discovered. The ruins of Oued […]
Viking treasure uncovered by archaeologists 1,000 years later
Archaeologists recently discovered priceless treasure buried by Vikings over 1,000 years ago. The University of Stavanger Archaeological Museum announced the discovery in a press release on Wednesday. The remains were discovered in Ådal in the Hjälmeland region of western Norway. The excavation took place where a local farmer was planning to build a road on […]
Archaeologists Find ‘Child Vampire’ Graveyard Filled With Decapitated Remains
Archaeologists announced Thursday they have discovered an early medieval “anti-vampire cemetery” in Chelm, Poland. The bodies were discovered during restoration of the gardens of the former Bishop of Unica in Gora Chełmská and appear to be those of two children, decapitated and lying face-down in the dirt. According to The body was pinned down with […]
Archaeologists in Bulgaria find ancient golden treasure in unexpected spot
Archaeologists discovered ancient gold coins in an unexpected place during recent excavations in Bulgaria. The five Byzantine coins, dating back to the reign of Emperor Justinian the Great, were discovered by archaeologists excavating the site of the village of Devnevo in northern Bulgaria. The discovery was announced on August 27 by Associate Professor Stiliyan Ivanov […]
Archaeologists Uncover Evidence Linked To Merlin, King Arthur Legend
Archaeologists revealed Tuesday that the legend of Merlin and his death in Scotland may actually contain some truth. According to legend, Merlin, King Arthur's faithful advisor, was imprisoned in Dolmeltsia during the Dark Ages and then killed and buried on the banks of the River Tweed. study The findings were published in the journal Archaeology […]
Archaeologists Find Remains Of ‘Strategic’ 2,000-Year-Old Roman War Camp
According to an August 29 press release, archaeologists have discovered a previously unknown Roman military garrison in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, shedding new light on the Roman Empire's strategic presence in the Alps. This discovery Announced It was discovered by the Swiss Canton of Graubünden in cooperation with the Vindonissa Professorship at the University […]
Rare, stone-carved toy found by archaeologists in Iceland dating back to the Viking Age
An archaeological dig in Iceland has uncovered a rare Viking Age toy, and although researchers know what period it dates to, there's still debate over which animal the figurine represents. Archaeological research has been taking place in the Fjörður town of Seyðisfjörður since 2020, excavation director Ragnheidur Traustadóttir told Fox News Digital. Many artifacts were […]