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Excavations in Caesarea reveal 7.7 million-year-old elephant skulls

The excavations, which began in 2018 following a report from a shepherd in 2017 near the Yamoula dam

Paros: New archaeological discoveries at the ancient sculpture workshop in Parikia – See photos

Systematic excavations since the mid-1980s have revealed new findings regarding the dating and function of the ancient sculpture workshop located at Floga, Parikia, Paros

A Hellenistic tomb structure unearthed in Kiliomodi, Corinth – See Photos

This discovery was made as part of the "Ancient Tenea" research program

Kasta Tomb: Unique masterpieces found during the excavations – The beautiful women of Amphipolis (photos)

All the secrets of Amphipolis & the scenarios about the unknown "inhabitant" of the Tomb & the impressive Hellenistic house

Use of Fire in Europe Pushed Back 50,000 Years

Such a fire may have been situated in a sleeping or living area, a kitchen, or an enclosure for animals

2,600-year-old stone busts of ‘lost’ ancient Tartessos people discovered in sealed pit in Spain

The carved stone faces, which archaeologists date to the fifth century B.C., were found hidden inside a sealed pit

4,500-year-old Sumerian temple dedicated to mighty thunder god discovered in Iraq

The long-lost temple was built out of mud brick

Ancient Roman residences with ‘pigeon towers’ discovered in Luxor, Egypt

The residential area is close to Luxor Temple, a large religious center built during the reigns of several pharaohs before the Roman Empire

When Did Cooking Begin?

Most of these teeth belonged to a species of carp that can grow to more than six feet long

Late Roman era antiquities came to light during reconstruction works in downtown Athens (photos)

A large building complex has been excavated

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