Excavations

After 15 years, opening the 3,000-year-old vessel rewrote China's history

The vessel was excavated in 2010 at the Daxinzhuang Ruins in Jinan City, Shandong province, a key site for studying Shang civilization.

Excavation in Assos uncovers early Ottoman bathhouse with underfloor heating

“This bathhouse is significant because it is an example that allows a very good understanding of all these technical issues such as underfloor heating systems, and the use of water."

Marble dedication to Emperor Hadrian found in fortress city founded by Alexander's soldiers

The inscription, measuring 80 centimeters in length and 35 centimeters in width, features the phrase: "To the Savior and Founder Emperor Hadrianus Olympios."

Archaeologists unearth 4,000-year-old copper dagger in Italy's Tina Jama Cave

The rare copper dagger was found alongside abundant ceramic remains, flint arrowheads, polished stone axes, and shell ornaments.

Villagers flee 10-foot water jet bursting from Earth; Machine swept away

The ground sank, causing a truck weighing about 22 tons and the digging machinery to sink into an 850-foot deep pit.

4th-century cancer talisman found in Pisidia Antiokheia, Turkey, as a father's gift

A father whose daughter was ill had the necklace made and put it around her neck as an amulet for her healing, the head archaeologist said.

Roman-era stadium in Bolu, Turkey illuminated following excavations

The ancient stadium will be turned into an archaeological park.

Hidden history: mass graves at Blackberry Hill echo Bristol's dark past

Discovery offers rare insight into how the poorest bristolians lived and died during the 19th century.

Fire-preserved artifacts unearthed from King Ashurnasirpal II's temple in Nimrud

In 2016, Iraqi forces retook control of the site of ancient Nimrud, and since then, reconstruction efforts have been taking place in an attempt to repair the damage caused by ISIS.

Two Aphrodite statue fragments discovered at Pompeiopolis excavation

The discovery of the Aphrodite statues generated excitement among local officials and archaeologists.

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