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  1. Ancient tombs concealed extraordinary surprises: massive ships, royal children, afterlife games, thousands of warriors, and even pyramids hidden inside other pyramids for centuries. #AncientTombs #Archaeology #AncientEgypt #TerracottaArmy #HistoryMysteries
    Read more:ancient-origins.net/videos/biz

  2. WEAR: NAS Pensacola transfers 900-plus boxes of artifacts to University of Georgia. “In an effort to preserve regional history and cultural heritage, volunteers from Naval Air Station Pensacola and the University of Georgia teamed up to transfer more than 900 boxes of archaeological artifacts and records from the installation to the university on Wednesday.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/18/wear-nas-pensacola-transfers-900-plus-boxes-of-artifacts-to-university-of-georgia/
  3. #1368 W.R. Bridgwater - Archaeological Check-List of Ashbury Parish. Devon Archaeological Society and Devon Committee for Rescue Archaeology, Publication No 4, 1977, 1st edition.

    #WRBridgwater #Ashbury #Devon #DevonArchaeologicalSociety #Archaeology #BookOfTheDay

  4. A Roman brick from Caesarea in modern-day Algeria holds something incredible. A worker left a handprint in the wet clay nearly 2,000 years ago. Even the worker’s fingerprints can still be seen.
    The brick is now kept at the Cherchell Archaeological Museum. It gives us a rare connection to an ordinary person who lived during Roman times.
    #globalmuseum #museums #Roman #archaeology

  5. Ancient drainage network found beneath Roman theater in Catania, Italy

    A new geophysical study has mapped parts of a buried water network beneath the Ancient Theatre of Catania. The research focused on the orchestra, the open performance area at the center of the theater. The study used Ground Penetrating Radar, or GPR, along with geological data from earlier boreholes...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/dra

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    #archaeology #archaeologynews #romanarchitecture

  6. Belt buckle my dad made in the 1970s with a Hayes (ca. 900-1200 CE) I found as a child & an Alba (ca. 800-1200 CE) his uncle gave him. #archaeology

  7. System Analysis of the Cycladic Frying Pans of the Keros Syros Type, Object NAMA 4974

    This interdisciplinary study breaks with the classical archaeological paradigm that systematically classifies the geometrically structured clay discs of the Keros-Syros culture as ritual cult objects. Focusing on the reference artifact NAMA 4974 the system analysis demonstrates that the object functioned as an analog calculating engine.

    zenodo.org/records/21941012

    #archaeology #nautics #astronomy

  8. System Analysis of the Analogue Calculating Unit NAMA 4971

    This paper presents an interdisciplinary system analysis of the geometric clay artifact NAMA 4971 from the Cycladic Keros-Syros phase (ca. 2500 BC), traditionally interpreted as a "frying pan." Through precise trigonometric measurement and optical counting, the object is shown to be a highly complex, scriptless analogue large-scale chronometer.

    zenodo.org/records/21995629

    #Archaeology #Astronomy #NAMA4971

  9. 6,000-year-old necropolis and ancient settlement found in Egypt’s eastern Delta

    Egyptian archaeologists have found a large cemetery and a residential area at Kom el-Khilgan in Dakahlia Governorate. The site records human activity from the Predynastic Period through the Greek and Roman eras. The cemetery began during the first half of the fourth millennium BCE, when Lower Egyptian culture...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/nec

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    #archaeology #archeology #ancientegypt

  10. Four ?Medieval lime kilns at Lerkila-Storholmen. Massive structures. Stockholm needed mortar. Runmarö had limestone and fuel.

    Shipping quickline is dangerous though. Take in too much water and the cargo expands, splitting your ship like an orange.

    pub.raa.se/visa/objekt/lamning

    #archaeology

  11. @Good_News_Community @goodnews
    The Xultun news article in Science in 2012 produced discussions and further research, and resulted in a correction to modern astronomy.
    Xultun precision also necessitated updating my own research software.
    Precise Maya Astronomical Knowledge at Xultun
    jqjacobs.net/archaeology/maya/
    #Archaeology #Archaeoastronomy #Astronomy #Maya #Xultun

  12. 20 mummies and a dog spanning 300 years discovered in an ancient Egyptian Theban Necropolis chamber

    popsci.com/science/300-years-o

    #science #archaeology #egypt

  13. Roman-era building with colorful mosaics and frescoes found beneath Rome’s Villa Celimontana

    Archaeologists have uncovered an Imperial-era building with rich mosaics, frescoes, and marble decorations beneath Rome’s Villa Celimontana. The find came during work to stabilize the park’s historic retaining wall...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/rom

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    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #romanvilla #romanempire

  14. 1/3 New recommendation: Floris Jan Bruggink (2026). Showing true colours with LOIS. Towards an intuitive and standardised Level Of Interpretation System for 3D-visualisations in Dutch archaeology. V2 peer-reviewed and recommended by PCI #Archaeology doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17494079 #OpenScience #openaccess

  15. At Nore was the entrance to the other big protected sea inlet of 1st millennium Runmarö, currently lakes Uppebyträsket and Noreträsket. It closed hundreds of years after Viträsket, around AD 1000. I wonder if there was a Viking Period farmstead in there...

    #archaeology