Vladimir Krull's Archeological History

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Based on the statue's artistic style, archaeologists have dated it to the reign of the first Roman Emperor Augustus, who ruled between 27 BCE and 14 CE.

AI reconstructs a Pompeii victim’s face, revealing his final moments during the Mount Vesuvius eruption in 79 CE.

ROME (AP) — Archaeologists and researchers at the ancient Roman site of Pompeii have used artificial intelligence for the first time to digitally reconstruct the face of one of the

Letter: Elke Bachler reflects on a review of The Dog’s Gaze by Thomas Laqueur

Over 1,000 features found along a Czech railway route, from Bronze Age settlements to a rare Roman wire-drawing tool.

Roig’s model found that using a single ramp would have been insufficient and would have required nearly half a century of construction to reach the pyramid’s completion.

We live, as we're often told, in the era of globalization. In fact, we've been told it so often over the past few decades that it now hardly seems like an observation worth making.

Several other mummies, three golden tongues, and a tongue made of copper were also discovered during excavations.

The wrecks were dated from the 17th century to as old as the medieval era.

They unsealed a 40-foot shrine built entirely for a ghost.

Roman cemetery in Minya reveals golden tongues, mummies, and Iliad papyrus, offering insight into ancient burial customs.

A 1.37-inch inscription could upend our understanding of the religion’s spread.

The location of the bunker built in the 1960s was simply forgotten — until now.

St. Augustine will have a community meeting to highlight artifacts unearthed from the sites of former segregated schools.

Analysis of the site also shows that the structure had been continuously used from the 2nd century BCE to the 6th century CE, with only minor architectural modifications happening during that time.

In Louvres, in the Val-d’Oise, the ARCHÉA museum is taking part in Archaeology Days, held this year from June 12 to 14, 2026. A chance to freely cross the doors of a living, accessible and captivating venue, where the history of the Pays de France unfolds through objects, excavations and narratives.

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Originally destroyed by the Persians in 614 CE, the mosaic was painstakingly restored by the IAA over the course of two years, and officially opened to the public in 2022.

Members of the Beacon Hill GrassRoots Coalition have asked the city of Decatur to complete an archaeological survey of the City Schools of Decatur-owned greenspace at 346 W. Trinity Place in downtown Decatur.

George Bird knew there had to be more to the six-foot-tall standing stone.

Romanian archaeologoists uncovered 34 Roman‑era graves and rare artifacts.

In the Middle Ages, a man was buried in a Stone Age monument in what is now Spain. Now, we finally know his genetic roots, but his religious beliefs are still a mystery.

Underwater archaeologists and the Tz'utujil Maya community confirm a submerged Preclassic settlement beneath Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, in a landmark community-engaged excavation.

The mosaic, recovered in 1860s Reims, France and dated to the third century CE, shows about 35 different gladiatorial and hunting scenes, each surrounded by diamond or square-shaped decorations.

"This is the first evidence we have of structured human engagement with the concepts of chance and randomness."

A medieval mass grave discovered near Cambridge may be linked to conflict on the frontier between English and Viking kingdoms. Among the dead is an exceptionally tall young man who survived trepanation, an ancient procedure in which a hole was cut into the skull.