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Hoard Of 5,600 Silver Coins From Roman Empire 2000 Years Ago Discovered In Germany

November 30, 2021November 30, 2021 Joseph Golder 0 Comments Ago, Archaeologists, Art, Augsburg, Base, Bavaria, Coins, Collections, Currency, Dating, Denarii, Discovered, Empire, First, Floods, Germany, Gravel, Hoard, Largest, Military, Minted, Museum, Old, Riverbed, Roman, Silver, Statement, Unearthed

A hoard of 5,600 silver coins from the Roman Empire dating back nearly 2,000 years have been unearthed in Germany.

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Easternmost Roman Aqueduct Unearthed By Experts In Armenia

November 19, 2021November 19, 2021 Peter Barker Academy, Aqueduct, Archaeologists, Arched, Armenia, Constructed, Discovered, Easternmost, Empire, Excavation, Experts, Germany, National, Released, Remains, Researchers, Roman, Sciences, Statement, Unearthed, University

Archaeologists have unearthed what they claim to be the easternmost aqueduct ever built by the Roman Empire. Researchers from the

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Archaeologists Extract 30 Titanosaur Dinosaur Eggs From Huge Block Of Rock And Expect To Find 70 More

November 3, 2021November 3, 2021 Lee Bullen Archaeologists, Block, Cretaceous, Dinosaur, Eggs, Expect, Extract, Herbivore, Huge, Inside, International, Long-Necked, Nests, Palaeontologists, Quadruped, Research, Rock, Sauropods, Spain, Tail, Titanosaur, University, Works

Archaeologists have extracted 30 titanosaur dinosaur eggs found in a two-tonne block of rock in northern Spain and believe there

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Archaeologists Unearth 8 Tombs Dating Back 6,500 Years At Huge Swiss Necropolis

October 28, 2021October 28, 2021 Joseph Golder Archaeologists, Check, Construction, Damaged, Discoveries, Experts, Extends, Famous, Graves, Heart, Huge, Necropolis, Neolithic, Prehistoric, Severely, Swiss, Team, Tombs, Town, Unearth, Work

Archaeologists have unearthed eight prehistoric tombs between 5,500 and 6,500 years old in the heart of a Swiss town but

Credit: Bayerische Landesamt Fur Denkmalpflege/Newsflash

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Ornate Ivory Comb And African Bowl Among Objects Found In 6th Century Graves For First Time In North Of Alps

October 8, 2021October 8, 2021 Peter Barker Africa, African, Alps, Among, Archaeologists, Bowl, Carvings, Century, Comb, First, Found, Graves, Including, Ivory, North, Objects, Ornate, Stunning, Swabia, Time, Valuable

Archaeologists have found valuable objects including an ornate ivory comb with stunning carvings and a bowl from Africa in two

Credit: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities/Newsflash

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Egyptian Archaeologists Unearth Stunning Gold Eye Of Horus Along With Tools Used In Ancient Fertility Rituals

September 30, 2021September 30, 2021 Joseph Golder Along, Ancient, Archaeologists, Daily, Egyptian, Fertility, Goddess, Gold Eye, Hathor, Horus, Pure, Religious, Rituals, Stunning, Tools, Unearth, Used, Various, Worshipping

Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed a pure gold Eye of Horus as well as various ancient religious tools that were used

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Czech Mans Dog Finds Hundreds Of King Wenceslas Silver Coins

September 27, 2021September 27, 2021 Peter Barker Archaeologists, Clay, Coins, Containing, Country, Czech, Dog, Dug, Finds, Hailing, History, Hundreds, King, Mans, Pot, recent, Significant, Silver, Unveiled, Wenceslas

Czech archaeologists have unveiled what they are hailing as one of the most significant finds in the country’s recent history

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Incredibly Well Preserved 2,000 Year Old Statue Of Roman Emperor Hadrian Unearthed In Turkey

September 25, 2021September 25, 2021 Peter Barker Ancient Turkish, Archaeologists, Believe, Built, Emperor, Hadrian, Head, Including, Incredibly, Nearly, Old, Preserved, Roman, Statue, Turkey, Unearthed, Visit, Well

A nearly 2,000-year-old statue including the incredibly well-preserved head of the Roman Emperor Hadrian was unearthed by archaeologists in an

Credit: Shai Halevi, Israel Antiquities Authority/Newsflash

Archaeology General News Middle East

Archaeologists Uncover Massive Quarry That Might Have Been Used To Build Second Temple On Temple Mount

September 20, 2021September 20, 2021 Joseph Golder Archaeologists, Build, Destroyed, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish, Massive, Mount, Punishment, Quarry, Replace, Romans, Second, Solomon, Temple, Uncover, Used

Archaeologists in Israel have uncovered this massive 2,000-year-old quarry that they say was in use at the time the Second

Credit: The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities/Newsflash

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700 Ancient Coins And Statues Of Gods Among Treasure From Once Bustling Shopping Area In Egypts Graeco Roman Capital Alexandria

September 18, 2021September 18, 2021 Joseph Golder Alexandria, Among, Amulets, Ancient, Archaeologists, Area, Bustling, Capital, Coins, Discovered, During, Egypts, Gods, Graeco, Marble, Numerous, Roman, Shopping, Statues, Treasure

Archaeologists have discovered 700 ancient coins, amulets and marble statues of gods among numerous other treasures in the old Egyptian

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Hoard Of 5,600 Silver Coins From Roman Empire 2000 Years Ago Discovered In Germany

Easternmost Roman Aqueduct Unearthed By Experts In Armenia

Archaeologists Extract 30 Titanosaur Dinosaur Eggs From Huge Block Of Rock And Expect To Find 70 More

Archaeologists Unearth 8 Tombs Dating Back 6,500 Years At Huge Swiss Necropolis

Ornate Ivory Comb And African Bowl Among Objects Found In 6th Century Graves For First Time In North Of Alps

Egyptian Archaeologists Unearth Stunning Gold Eye Of Horus Along With Tools Used In Ancient Fertility Rituals

Czech Mans Dog Finds Hundreds Of King Wenceslas Silver Coins

Incredibly Well Preserved 2,000 Year Old Statue Of Roman Emperor Hadrian Unearthed In Turkey

Archaeologists Uncover Massive Quarry That Might Have Been Used To Build Second Temple On Temple Mount

700 Ancient Coins And Statues Of Gods Among Treasure From Once Bustling Shopping Area In Egypts Graeco Roman Capital Alexandria

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Archaeologists Unearth Roman Chariot With Horse Fossils

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