Archaeology News

Part of a trapezoidal city wall and moat from the 4,500-year-old Nanchengzi Ruins in Guzhen County have been uncovered, along with a great number of houses, according to archaeologists from Wuhan University.

A wall collapsed in the ruins of Pompeii this week, just the latest incident in a series of preservation woes for the ancient city, Reuters reported .

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The Courier-Journal reports that human remains were found at the Indian burial site over the summer during a survey for the proposed Bluegrass Pipeline.

Multiple tombs await discovery in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, say researchers working on the most extensive exploration project in the valley since the 1920s.

New evidence suggests that Neanderthals, who vanished around 30,000 years ago, lived in organised and tidy spaces - much in the same way as modern humans.

Lummi tribal council member Jay Julius points to an area of Cherry Point that was disturbed by Pacific International Terminals.

Folks, As a follow up to whether we Africans are also descendants of Noah , I hereby submit another article in three series for those who seek the truth and, equally, those who believe in the biblical myths because they have never been exposed to the materials debunking such myths.

PETALING JAYA: The Tourism and Culture Ministry has agreed in principle to look into gazetting Lembah Bujang, which boasts more than 100 archaeological sites, as a national monument.

Usually, the rule in museums is to never touch the objects on display. But the Penn Museum in Philadelphia makes an exception for the blind and visually impaired.

Following another year of digging, excavations and test pits, staff and volunteers at an Oxford archaeology project reflect on their contribution to unlocking Oxford's rich history AT Archeox's end-of-year review last week, members discussed their latest excavation at Donnington Recreation Ground and their numerous miniture excavations, called test ... (more)

Archaeologists think construction on this ancient building started in the early second century B.C. and continued into the Hasmonean period.

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Removing archaeological finds made during the construction of three major road schemes across Northern Ireland cost taxpayers more than A 17m.

PHILADELPHIA - Angel Ayala has never been a big fan of museums. Blind since birth, the high school student says the exhibits are so sight-dependent that he can't enjoy them.

Excavation of the Old Vero Man site in Vero Beach, Fla., famous for the discovery of Vero Man in 1915, is expected to begin in January, the result of a new collaboration between the Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute at Mercyhurst and the Old Vero Ice Age Sites Committee.

Dr. Lucianne Lavin, director of research and collections, Institute for American Indian Studies and author of "Connecticut's Indigenous Peoples."

Expat Linda Hardesty-Newell passed away in Merida, Yucatan, on Monday, December 2, 2013.

The government of China has asserted its ownership of shipwrecks in an area covering most of the South China Sea , which it claims as its territorial waters.

Officials are signing an agreement that will allow an archaeological dig to move forward in Vero Beach The agreement being signed Monday will allow researchers from a Pennsylvania university to excavate a site where Ice Age fossils of animals were discovered almost 100 years ago.