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Rome Reborn 4.0, a digital model of Ancient Rome has just been released by archaeologist, Dr Bernard Frischer. Published by Flyover Zone, the model is a reconstruction of the entire city of Ancient…

Trophy skulls, relics of a haunting practice, have been an integral yet chilling part of various cultures worldwide throughout history. Among these, the African Fon culture stands out for its…

Excavations at the 2,750-year-old necropolis discovered three years ago near the Castle of Cavustepe in Gurpinar district of Turkey’s eastern Van province, continue to yield new information about…

A famous, 9,000-year-old human skull discovered near the biblical city of Jericho now has a new face, thanks to efforts by a multi-national team of researchers. The so-called Jericho Skull — one of…

When the Roman terrace houses of Ephesus opened up to the public, I was absolutely thrilled. I had listened with jealousy as other people described the extensive finds of pain-staking excavations and…

An unsettling mass grave, containing bodies brutalized by Mongol invaders, has been discovered in Russia. One of the burial pits at the site, dating back 780 years, holds the remains of 15 victims,…

The remains of the 16th century man will be displayed after experts determined he was buried in a vampire ritual. The skeleton of a ‘vampire ‘ buried in the 16th century has been unveiled as a museum…

Nestled within the historic landscape of the Isle of Thanet in Kent, Cliffs End Farm emerges as a captivating archaeological site, offering a glimpse into the multi-faceted history of the region. This…