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Excavated remains of the medieval cog ship Svælget 2 off the coast of Copenhagen

A 600-Year-Old Trading Giant: Archaeologists Identify the Largest Cog Ship Ever Found off Denmark

December 31, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

Marine archaeologists working in the waters between Denmark and Sweden have identified an extraordinary shipwreck as the largest medieval cog ship ever discovered. Resting on …

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Gravettian burial of Il Principe at Arene Candide Cave in northern Italy

Was “Il Principe” Killed by a Bear? New Analysis Rewrites a Famous Paleolithic Burial

December 31, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

Il Principe Burial: An Ice Age grave long thought to signal prestige may instead record one of the most violent deaths known from the Paleolithic. …

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Silver necklace with lion and eight-pointed star discovered at ancient city of Amos in Türkiye

A 2,200-Year-Old Necklace Shows How the Ancient City of Amos Linked the Near East and the Mediterranean

December 31, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

Archaeologists in Muğla, Türkiye, have uncovered a 2,200-year-old silver necklace linked to the goddess Ishtar, revealing Amos’s role as a key cultural and commercial hub …

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5 animals that lived with ancient civilizations

Five Animals That Lived Alongside Ancient Civilizations — and Why They Mattered

December 30, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

Ancient Civilizations: Long before machines transformed human societies, animals were essential partners in survival, belief, and power. In the ancient world, certain species were not …

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Excavated stupa foundations or drone view of Zehanpora mounds

Kushan-Era Buddhist Complex Discovered in Kashmir Baramulla District

December 30, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

Beneath quiet farmland along the Jhelum River, archaeologists in northern Kashmir have uncovered evidence of a long-forgotten Buddhist landscape. Recent excavations at Zehanpora village in …

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From Cave Debris to Cultural Treasure: A 500-Year-Old Ritual Cache in Mexico’s Highlands

December 30, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

What first appeared to be scattered debris inside a remote mountain cave turned out to be something far rarer: a sealed ritual deposit preserved almost …

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Exposed hull of the 1533 Bom Jesus shipwreck in Namibia's Namib Desert, discovered 2008 near Oranjemund.

A 500-Year-Old Portuguese Shipwreck Found in the Desert — and Why It Matters

December 30, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

In 2008, diamond miners uncovered the Bom Jesus, a 16th-century Portuguese shipwreck near Oranjemund, Namibia, loaded with gold coins, copper ingots, and ivory. Explore its …

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Aerial drone photograph of newly discovered Nazca geoglyphs showing relief-type figures (approximately 9 meters each) depicting humanoid and animal motifs arranged near ancient footpaths in the Nazca Desert, Peru

Artificial Intelligence Discovers 303 Hidden Nazca Geoglyphs in Peru, Nearly Doubling Known Count

December 30, 2025 by Mukesh Gusaiana

Beneath the sands of Peru’s vast Nazca Desert, artificial intelligence has uncovered what human archaeologists spent nearly a century searching for—hundreds of intricately carved figures …

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