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Sebastia archaeological site features remains from biblical to modern times; Palestinian Authority denounces dig, accusing ...
Archaeologists say the muddy soil in the area preserved the artifact, which likely dates to between the second and third centuries C.E.
Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement and cremation cemetery dating back 3,000 years ahead of highway construction ...
Archaeologists uncover an ancient Egyptian fortress in Sinai with 500 trees, deep moats, paved roads, and housing—dating back over 2,000 years to the Ptolemaic period.
For decades, Egyptologists have known of Tell Abu Saifi’s existence; however, recent excavations continue to unearth the ...
Archaeologists in Egypt are unraveling the secrets of an ancient military site used during the Ptolemaic dynasty and ...
Feeling swept up in the election of a new pope doesn’t require you to be Catholic, writes Carly Philpott '27, who is in Rome ...
In ancient Roman times, the modern-day city of Utrecht was known as Trajectum ad Rhenum and functioned as a border fort built around a branch of the Rhine River. Based on their recent finds, ...
Alongside the fort, the mission uncovered housing units, the eastern gates of the two known forts, a limestone road, and ...
A large ancient Egyptian fortress in the northern Sinai Desert had an elaborate landscape of 500 trees leading to its ...
Archaeologists in Kaiseraugst, Switzerland, have uncovered an ancient Roman road and rare artifacts, including a bronze ...