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Norway Uncovers Its Largest Viking-Age Coin Hoard, Now Topping 3,150 Pieces

Experts say the trove could reshape views of Norway’s early‑11th‑century trade.

Study Finds Exotic Elemi Resin and Wine Traces in Pompeii Home Altars

Sealed Chamber in Luxor Yields 22 Painted Coffins Linked to Amun Temple Singers

Mallorca Archaeologists Uncover Roman-Era Complex They Suspect Is a Lost Town

Four Roman Marching Camps Confirmed in Saxony-Anhalt, Dated to the Early Third Century

Early Pompeii Baths Used Dirty Well Water Until Aqueduct Transformed Supply

Scientists Find 60,000-Year-Old Evidence of Poisoned Hunting Weapons in South Africa

Vindolanda Latrine Study Finds Worms and First Giardia in Roman Britain

Jug Filled With Charred Ritual Debris Found in 4,000-Year-Old Nubian Grave

Saxony Unveils 2,200-Year-Old Celtic Gold Coin, Oldest Found in the State

Egypt Unveils New Kingdom Fortress in North Sinai, Among Largest Found on Eastern Frontier

Madrid Declares La Peña Civil War Camp a Protected Archaeological Site

Roman-Era Treasure Unearthed in Burned House at Histria on Romania’s Black Sea Coast

Bear Skull Study Confirms Roman Arena Combat at Viminacium

Rare Gallo-Roman Mausoleum Unearthed in Vienne

New Excavations Confirm Centuries-Long Settlement in Post-Vesuvius Pompeii Ruins

Excavations Confirm Centuries-Long Settlement After Pompeii’s 79 AD Eruption

Army and Indigenous Partners Protect Ancient Petroglyphs Newly Exposed on Oahu Coast

Study Confirms 450-Million-Year-Old Trilobite Was Roman Amulet

Record 12.8-Inch Shoe Tops 32 Leather Finds at Magna Roman Fort