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Largest Cache of Iron Age Bars Discovered in the Danube Near Deinham

Elemental tests under way aim to pinpoint where the one‑ton collection was made and whether it sank in transport or was placed intentionally.

Border Police Uncover Second Temple–Era Burial Cave Under Silwan Building

Researchers Virtually Unwrap and Read the Surviving Surface of a Herculaneum Scroll

Two Intact 1,700‑Year‑Old Marble Statues Unearthed Near Binyamina

Evidence of Deliberate Brain Removal and Bone Working Found in Iron Age Scottish Burials

Large Roman Coin Deposit in Wales and Rare Ilminster Ring Enter Museum Study

Berlin Displays First Greek Antiquity Found in City With Hellenistic Coin From Ancient Troy

Herculaneum Scrolls on Rare U.S. Display as UVU Showcases AI Unrolling Breakthroughs

10,500-Year-Old Aurochs Skull on Pine Stake Suggests Ritual Display Near Northern Germany’s Oldest Known Grave

Study Confirms Old Irish Goat’s 3,000-Year Lineage to Bronze Age Herds

Study Recasts 2,800-Year-Old Serbian Mass Grave as Targeted Killing of Women and Children

Storms Reveal 2,000-Year-Old Footprints on Scottish Beach Before Tides Erase Them

12,000-Year-Old Sewn Hide From Oregon Caves Is Oldest Yet, Study Finds

Cambridge Students Unearth Possible Early Medieval Execution Pit at Wandlebury

Oldest Known Handheld Wooden Tools, 430,000 Years Old, Unearthed in Greece

Huckabee’s Grandchildren Unearth Five Ancient Coins on Binyamin Cave Tour

Second Temple–Era Mikveh Found Under Western Wall Plaza, Sealed With 70 C.E. Destruction Debris

Ancient Fingerprint Found on 2,400-Year-Old Danish Boat Points to Baltic Origin

New DNA Study Finds Beachy Head Woman Was Local to Roman-Era Southern England

Fingerprint and Pine Pitch Point to Baltic Origins for Denmark’s Hjortspring Boat