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Archaeologists make startling discovery after unearthing tomb of Roman warrior

Archaeologists unearthed the incredible tomb of a Roman warrior dating back to the third century C.E while excavating a basilica in the ancient city...

World’s ‘oldest pyramid’ may actually be 25,000 years old

It’s long been believed the oldest pyramid in the world is the Djoser Step pyramid in Egypt, built around 2,600 BC. That may no longer...

Archaeologists in Turkey unearth ‘pot of gold’ in Ancient Greek city

Archaeologists have found a literal pot of gold at an "extraordinary" historical site near the popular seaside resort of Izmir in modern-day Turkey.A hoard...

Archaeology breakthrough as Noah’s Ark’s final location may have been found

The discovery of a boat-shaped mound close the the border between Turkey and Iran has prompted wild theories that "Noah's Ark" may be buried...

Archaeology breakthrough as 3,900-year-old ancient tomb is uncovered

A team of Egyptian and German archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery, unearthing a 3,900-year-old burial chamber of a noblewoman in Egypt.The hidden chamber...

Rome once ruled from this surprising UK city – and it’s not Bath

Believe it or not, Rome was not always the centre of the Roman Empire. For a time, that honour went to Carlisle. Yes, the rainy...

Archaeology breakthrough as world’s oldest cheese found on mummy’s necklace

An unusual substance found on the necklace of a 3,500-year-old mummy has rewritten part of human history.Archaeologists say the bizarre jewellery is adorned with...

Huge Roman Empire breakthrough as archaeologists discover rare grave

Archaeologists have discovered the grave of a “barbarian” who died on the frontier of the Roman Empire in the fourth century AD.A man, approximately...

Face of Ancient Egypt’s ‘screaming mummy’ finally shown after 3,500 years

The haunting face of an ancient Egyptian mummy, believed to have died in excruciating agony, has been unveiled for the first time in 3,500...

Archaeology breakthrough as new Pompeii find unlocks Ancient Rome history

Excavations have revealed 35 pre-Roman pit burials, covered in amphorae and arranged in an alternating neck and tip formation.According to the Superintendence, the necropolis...

Archaeology breakthrough as 3,500-year-old find is also used by Brits today

An excavation team in Turkey has made a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, unearthing a 3,500-year-old clay tablet that remarkably resembles a modern-day shopping list for...

Archaeology breakthrough as scientists uncover longest monument in Europe

Archaeologists have discovered a large burial mound along a highway in the Czech Republic. Measuring around 620 feet in length and 50 feet wide,...

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