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Operation Harling: the destruction of the Gorgopotamos Bridge by the British and Greek partisans was the first major sabotage against the German occupation in Euro…

On November 24, 1964, a curious incident occurred in the Greek region of Phthiotis, bordering Boeotia, Phocis, Magnesia, and ...
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Monumental Section of 2nd-Century BCE Hasmonean Wall that Was Deliberately Demolished Discovered in Jerusalem

Archaeological work carried out in preparation for the new wing of the Tower of David Museum in Jerusalem has concluded with a major discovery: the full excavation of an impressive section of the city ...
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An architectural complex next to a Sasanian fortification confirms the peaceful coexistence of Christians and Zoroastrians in the 5th century AD

The Gird-î Kazhaw site at sunset, with the uncovered structures. Credit: Dirk Wicke However, the spatial and temporal relationship with an adjacent settlement tell, which houses a small Sasanian ...
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Underwater Discovery in Alexandria: The Remains of a Luxurious Ceremonial Boat from the Early Roman Period with Graffiti in Greek Emerge

In the depths of ancient Portus Magnus of Alexandria, in the port area of the Royal Island of Antirhodos, a team of underwater archaeologists has unearthed a structure whose timbers, preserved for ...
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Megalithic Tombs and a Fortified Copper Age Settlement with a Double Wall Found in Granada

1-meter-high preserved section of wall from the fortified settlement. Credit: C. Cabrero González et al. 2025 / courtesy of Carolina Cabrero González A team from the University of Granada combines ...
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Oldest Iron Weapons in Denmark Discovered, Offered with Gold in a Sacred Bronze Age Spring

Archaeologists from the Vestsjælland Museum have made an exceptional discovery that places the use of iron in Denmark nearly 300 years earlier than previously documented. During an excavation carried ...
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A Thermal Complex Found in the Roman Villa of Durrueli in Agrigento

The ongoing archaeological work at the Villa Romana di Durrueli, located in the municipality of Realmonte, province of Agrigento (Sicily), has revealed a new and significant thermal complex that ...
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Guillermo Carvajal

Archaeologists from the Vestsjælland Museum have made an exceptional discovery that places the use of iron in Denmark nearly 300 years earlier than previously documented. During an excavation carried ...
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Study Reveals That the Balkans Were the Main Supplier of Silver to the Roman Empire for More Than 200 Years, Replacing Hispania Starting in the 3rd Century CE

A recent archaeological study has unearthed a historical truth buried for centuries: the Central Balkans were not a remote ...
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A Millennia-Old Code Deciphered: Researcher Reveals the Secret of the ‘Cryptic B’ Script of the Dead Sea Scrolls

A researcher has achieved a milestone in the study of the Dead Sea Scrolls by deciphering for the first time one of their ...
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Feather remains found in the funerary goods of the 9,000-year-old shaman from Bad Dürrenberg, confirming that she wore a headdress made with them

Archaeological science has managed to capture, in microscopic fragments smaller than one millimeter, what time and soil ...
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The Head of a Kore from Athens Found in the Ancient Etruscan City of Vulci, One of the Few Archaic Sculptures Discovered Outside Greece

The presentation in the Italian capital last Friday, in the presence of the Minister of Culture, Alessandro Giuli, of a ...