7,000-Year-Old Canoes Discovered Near Rome Are Oldest Ever Found in Mediterranean
The recent revelation of 7,000-year-old canoes discovered near Rome, within the submerged ancient village of La Marmotta, has ignited a new wave of fascination among archaeologists and historians alike. The unearthing of these ancient vessels, meticulously crafted from single tree ...
Ancestral Pueblo Carvings Discovered in the Southwest May Have Been a Calendar
Archaeologists working in the canyons along the Colorado-Utah border have uncovered what is believed to be a previously unknown spiral calendar carved and used by the Ancestral Pueblo people. Led by Polish archaeologist Radosław Palonka of Jagiellonian University, the team made the ...
Discovery of Ancient Bronze Statues in Italy May Rewrite Etruscan and Roman History
In a stunning archaeological discovery in 2022, that promises to reshape our understanding of Etruscan and Roman history, a team of archaeologists working in the hot springs of the Tuscan town of San Casciano dei Bagni unearthed valuable pieces of ancient bronze statues dating back ...
