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View of the Kani Shaie excavations. © Projeto Arqueológico de Kani Shaie
3 NOV 2025 · 3 MIN

Monumental Uruk-Period Building Unearthed in Iraqi Kurdistan

Archaeologists working at Kani Shaie in Iraqi Kurdistan have uncovered a monumental building dating to the Uruk period, around 3300–3100 BC. The structure, discovered during the 2025 excavation season, appears to have…

The statue of Hermes is being pieced back together. Source: Turkey Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
5 MAR 2025 · 2 MIN

Stunning Statue of Hermes Amidst Ancient Discoveries in Turkish City

As part of the “Heritage to the Future Project” carried out by Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, excavations are underway under the ancient city of Aspendos. One of these digs, ongoing…

A room in the newly unearthed bathhouse, 2,000 years old and in an astonishing state of preservation. Source: Archaeological Park of Pompeii Press Office via AP.
24 JAN 2025 · 3 MIN

A Once in a Century Find: Private Roman Bath Complex Unearthed in Pompeii

Near the center of the Roman city of Pompeii lies a large area known to archaeologists and researchers as Regio IX. This area is largely unexcavated, overlooked in favour of the grander…

Some of the new painted walls found in the Room of Moche Imagination. Source: Lisa Trever / Pañamarca Digital.
30 SEP 2024 · 2 MIN

Highly Decorated Moche Throne Room Fit for a Queen Discovered

Archaeologists excavating ruins in Pañamarca in Peru have discovered what is being described as a throne room. The site is home to the Moche, a Peruvian culture that died out over 1,500…