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Archaeologist dismisses ASI’s objections on Keeladi report

Archaeologist dismisses ASI’s objections on Keeladi report

Published 179 days ago

Lothal to Leh: India's history-rich sites up for a developmental revamp

Lothal to Leh Palace: India's story-rich sites to visit if mythology is your language

Updated 181 days ago

Delhi's Sunder Nursery turns swimming pool? Viral video sparks outrage online

A screengrab (inset) of visitors entering and splashing about in the heritage pond of Delhi's Sunder Nursery.

Published 399 days ago

Seeing Silicon: Archaeologists have a cool, magic wand

Cave paintings at the archeological site known as ‘Cueva de las manos’ (Cave of Hands) in the Patagonian province of Santa Cruz, Argentina. (AFP File Photo)

Updated 496 days ago

13th-century stone inscription discovered in Davanagere district

K Ravi Kumar with the inscription (HT photo)

Updated 659 days ago

Researchers discover 200-year-old message in a bottle left by archaeologist

Researchers unearthed a 200-year-old message in a bottle at an archaeological site in Normandy, France

Published 680 days ago

Revisiting Lothal: The Harappan port-town and its role in ancient maritime trade

Lothal, the Harappan site in Gujarat. (Shutterstock)

Published 709 days ago

Archaeologists discover lavish colonial garden crafted by enslaved hands

Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists continue their excavation of an 18th Century ornamental garden.

Published 709 days ago

Danish Viking fortress amazes tourists with UNESCO recognition

Danish Viking fortress Trelleborg recognised as UNESCO World Heritage site, challenging stereotypes of primitive marauders.

Published 757 days ago

Jerusalem excavation uncovers 2,300-year-old gold ring from Hellenistic period

2,300-year-old child's ring found in Jerusalem's City of David archaeological park, shedding new light on the city's inhabitants during the Hellenistic Period.

Published 798 days ago

Bread that was left uncooked 8,600 years ago in Turkey dubbed as world’s oldest

The site where the 8,600-year-old bread was found.

Published 876 days ago

Egypt: Statue of Ramses II, third pharaoh of 19th Dynasty, discovered in Minya

A section of a limestone statue of Ramses II unearthed by an Egyptian-US archaeological mission in El Ashmunein, South of the Egyptian city of Minya, Egypt

Updated 881 days ago

Israeli reserve soldiers find 1,500-year-old Byzantine lamp near Gaza border

A small, well-preserved Byzantine oil lamp found near Gaza border.

Published 951 days ago

Visiting Italy? Check out this 'prison bakery' in ancient Roman city of Pompeii

This handout picture by the Pompeii archaeological park, shows the Regio IX area of the site where a prison-bakery has been discovered. Visiting Italy? Check out this 'prison bakery' in ancient Roman city of Pompeii

Published 968 days ago

Thailand hunts for missing ancient site treasures: ‘Pieces of puzzle’

A prayer garland next to the 6th-9th Century B.C Dharmachakra artifact at the Si Thep historical site in Thailand's Phetchabun province.

Published 1051 days ago

Europe's oldest stilt village uncovered by archaeologists

The settlement was fortified with defensive spikes, and researchers are still trying to determine the reason for the fortifications.

Published 1087 days ago

'Extraordinary:' Archaeologists find 500-year-old spices on Baltic shipwreck

Researcher Brendan Foley holds up a jar containing saffron preserved in water.

Published 1247 days ago

Turkey's ancient ruins: Explore rich past of Temple of Artemis, Troy and more

Turkey's ancient ruins: Explore rich past of Temple of Artemis, Troy and more

Updated 1303 days ago

Roman-era tomb unearthed in Gaza City, archaeologist suggest site was a cemetery

A general view shows the construction site where an ancient cemetery reportedly dating back to the Roman-era was unearthed, in Gaza City

Updated 1645 days ago

Archaeologists in Saudi Arabia excavate kingdoms mentioned in Old Testament

Archaeologists in Saudi Arabia excavate kingdoms mentioned in Old Testament

Updated 1736 days ago

Archaeologists uncover ancient ceremonial carriage near Pompeii

Archeologists uncover an ancient ceremonial carriage in a dig near the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, destroyed in 79 AD in volcanic eruption, Italy,

Published 1983 days ago

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