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A photograph of an archaeologist excavation.

Viking Burial Ground Discovered

October 10, 2024 btwadmin 0

A major archaeological find of over fifty skeletons from a Viking burial site may provide new information about Viking culture. The site is estimated to […]

Archaeological artifacts stored inside the Granary, Pompeii, Italy.

Students Rewarded for Using Artificial Intelligence in Archaeology

May 8, 2024 btwadmin 0

When the Italian volcano Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 C.E., molten rock and ash buried nearby cities and everything in them. About 16,000 people may […]

Archeological tools, Archeologist working on site, close-up, hand and tool.

Maryland’s First Colonial Settlement Unearthed 386 Years Later

April 25, 2024 btwadmin 0

In 1633, the English sailing ships Ark and Dove sailed across the Atlantic Ocean with about 150 passengers. Many were Catholics who left England to […]

Unknown (Roman artist active 3rd Century CE); Detail view of a monkey in a mosaic.

Grand Roman Wall Mosaic Unearthed

January 18, 2024 btwadmin 0

In mid-December of 2023, an archaeological dig in Rome, Italy unearthed a mosaic wall mural estimated to be about 2,000 years old. A mosaic is […]

Ruins of the archaeological site at Tremona on Switzerland

Satellite Photos Reveal Undiscovered Roman Forts

November 9, 2023 btwadmin 0

Historians and archaeologists have held many debates about the purpose of hundreds of Roman forts throughout what today is Iraq, Syria, and Jordan. Many scientists […]

Close-up view of a man's hand holding a pen with letters flying out from the tip across a white background

An Ancient Comb Tells Us Something About Language

October 26, 2023 btwadmin 0

Recently, researchers began reporting on a remarkable discovery that was made during an archaeological excavation in June 2016. The site of the discovery is in […]

A pathway to Maya ruins in Chiapas, Mexico.

Lost Maya City Found Using Laser Technology

August 17, 2023 btwadmin 0

It may seem unusual to look for a lost city from the sky, but that’s how scientists first detected clues that uncovered an ancient Maya […]

Roman Forum, Rome, Italy

Discovery of Nero’s Theater

August 9, 2023 btwadmin 0

Archeologists in Rome believe they have discovered the theater of Roman Emperor Nero. Nero ruled between 54 C.E. and 68 C.E. While Nero’s theater is […]

Wide view of working archaeologists digging, walking and using a tripod sifting box at the site of an archaeological dig

Archaeologists Hope Technology Provides Clues About Algonquian Village

May 18, 2023 btwadmin 0

Nearly 25 years before English colonists established their first permanent settlement in North America, Phillip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe explored the continent. They brought back […]

Game of balls Uxmal in Merida Yucatan

Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Maya Game Scoreboard

May 12, 2023 btwadmin 0

The Maya civilization once played a game called pelota. Archaeologists have uncovered many artifacts related to the game. Now, archaeologists in Mexico have discovered what […]

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