A new international study shows that medieval communities around Lake Constance actively boosted biodiversity. The post Medieval biodiversity around Lake Constance appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
New study uses 3D modeling, field experiments to confirm how Rapa Nui villagers moved massive statues.| Archaeology Wiki
The lecture will be given by Prof. Dr. George Papasavvas, University of Cyprus, Nicosia.| Archaeology Wiki
Researchers from Cairo University and TUM have identified two hidden air-filled anomalies in the third-largest pyramid of Giza. The post Detection of air-filled anomalies in Menkaure Pyramid appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
This prestigious scheme provides support to exceptional early career researchers and involves international mobility. The post Horizon Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The BSA invites postgraduate students and professionals to apply to the course on the 'History and Philosophy of the Olympic Games.' The post BSA Course on the Heritage of Olympic Games appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Palladion and the UCL Department of Greek and Latin are happy to announce the second lecture of our fifth Graeco-Aegyptiaca series.| Archaeology Wiki
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A groundbreaking archaeological study has revealed when domestic dogs first began to show the remarkable diversity of today. The post Extensive dog diversity millennia before modern breeding practices appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
These delicate works of luxury were carved from a single block of glass and have been studied for centuries for their beauty. The post Hidden signatures of ancient Rome’s master craftsmen revealed appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Archaeologist Catherine Teitz explores how Roman architecture and everyday life along Hadrian’s Wall evolved over the centuries. The post Layers of Rome appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A new Yale study suggests that opiate use was more common in ancient Egyptian culture than previously thought. The post New discovery suggests opium use in ancient cultures appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
An extraordinary opportunity to engage with the artistic mastery and spiritual richness of Amenhotep III’s final resting place. The post Mural paintings at the Amenhotep III Tomb appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Evolving Perspectives on Digital Classics contributes to a broader understanding of how digital humanities methods enhance classical studies. The post Evolving Perspectives on Digital Classics appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A glass paste vase with Egyptian-style hunting scenes stood in the center of the kitchen of the Thermopolium of Regio V. The post A touch of Egypt in a Pompeii fast food kitchen appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The production of El Argar pottery was organized in specialised workshops located next to specific clay deposits. The post The complex organisation of the El Argar society appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A study involving IPHES-CERCA redefines the role of scavenging in human evolution, highlighting its importance as an efficient subsistence strategy complementary to hunting and gathering. The post Eating carrion may have made us human appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Evidence supports a new theory for the purpose of Monte Sierpe in southern Peru, also known as the Band of Holes. The post Mysterious holes in the Andes may have been an ancient marketplace appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The artifacts were either handed over voluntarily by the Metropolitan Museum of Art or handled by the Office of the District Attorney. The post Egyptian Artifacts Recovered from the United States appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Vibrant orange-coloured lichens are helping scientists discover dinosaur fossils in Canada, according to a new study. The post Lichens and drones reveal dinosaur bones appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The theme encompasses archaeology in its broadest sense: antiquity, the Middle Ages, folk arts and traditions, industrial archaeology etc. The post AGON 2026: Submissions are open appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
This volume explores Egyptian cultural and religious beliefs, and their impact on other areas of daily life. The post Clashing Religions in Ancient Egypt appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A University of Arizona research team has unearthed the latest and clearest evidence that Aguada Fénix was a cosmogram. The post A model to represent the order of the universe appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Recent additions among which a Hellenistic ring bolster Getty’s holdings of antiquities, drawings, sculptures, and photographs. The post Getty strengthens its collection with new acquisitions appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Scientists are racing to rebuild sustainable oyster populations, something that Indigenous communities were able to steward for millennia. The post When only the strong shells survive appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
New findings out of Kenya by an international team of researchers reveal profound consistency in the use of stone tool technology over time. The post Hominin response to a hostile climate 2.75 million years ago appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The publication presents the study of 132 copper alloy utensils for everyday use, belonging to the Byzantine Collection of the Benaki Museum. The post Benaki Museum Late Antique Copper-Alloy Utensils appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Patras will host the 9th Symposium of the Hellenic Society for Archaeometry (HSA)! The post 9th Symposium for Archaeometry of the HSA appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Researchers examined 650 sets of tree rings, comparing those from inside the San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona to those outside it. The post KU researcher’s new work focuses on Indigenous fire sovereignty appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A rare wooden sculpture of Hercules has been discovered in a refuse pit on the Spanish island of Ibiza. The post Wooden Hercules figurine found on the island of Ibiza appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A recent geophysical study at the Herakleia Archaeological Park has brought to light the remains of a large semicircular structure. The post Ancient theatre discovered in Herakleia, Italy appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Tiny 5 cm long bone allows insights into crucial period when Neanderthals disappeared and Homo sapiens replaced them. The post Neanderthal DNA reveals ancient long-distance migrations appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Lecture on the economic ramifications of dismantling and moving an extant structure rather than building one from fresh material. The post The Economic Costs of Transplanted Temples appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A stone slab carved with human facial features and a vast urn cemetery containing twelve burials has been found at the Argishtikhinili site. The post Stone slab with carved human facial features appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Near the ancient settlement of Olbia, a preventive excavation has uncovered a Roman necropolis dating from the 1st to the 3rd century AD. The post Funerary Practices in the Ancient Necropolis of Olbia appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
New isotopic analysis of fossil teeth uncovers how dietary flexibility determined survival or extinction over the last 150.000 years. The post Ancient teeth reveal mammalian responses to climate change appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The 2025 excavation season of The Pyla-Koutsopetria Archaeological Project (PKAP) at Pyla-Vigla has been completed. The post Excavations at the Pyla-Vigla have been completed appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
This study presents the clearest comprehensive evidence yet that opiates were a broader part of ancient Egyptian society. The post The Pharmacopeia of Ancient Egyptian Alabaster Vessels appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
As the highly anticipated opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) draws near, Egypt is preparing to launch a long-awaited global event. The post The Grand Egyptian Museum Ahead of the Grand Opening appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Classics Program of the Department of Classical and Oriental Studies at Hunter College invites you to the 17th E. Adelaide Hahn Memorial Lecture. The post Discovering Daily Life in Roman Egypt appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Rijksmuseum presents 'At Home in the 17th Century', offering an up-close experience of daily life 400 years ago. The post At Home in the 17th Century appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
In the lecture, the economic and social role of silver will be discussed, especially for the Early Bronze Age Aegean. The post TEXNH lecture by Prof. Lorenz Rahmstorf appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Norwegian Institute at Athens / University of Bergen invites you to its upcoming lecture by Dr. Konrad Smiarowski. The post Rethinking the Neolithic Package appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Scientists from the Institut Pasteur have genetically analyzed the remains of former soldiers who retreated from Russia in 1812. The post Two unsuspected pathogens struck Napoleon’s army appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Some 3,500 years ago, hunter-gatherers began building massive earthwork mounds along the Mississippi River at Poverty Point. The post Why did ancient people build Poverty Point? appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The question of whether the ancient Egyptian city of Akhetaten was affected by an epidemic has long been debated. The post Mortality Crisis at Akhetaten? appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Radiocarbon dating of Egyptian artifacts puts Thera (Santorini) volcanic eruption prior to Pharaoh Ahmose. The post The Minoan Thera eruption predates Pharaoh Ahmose appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Ancient people from the Pacific Rim traveled a coastal route from East Asia during the last ice age to become North America’s First Peoples. The post Stone tools trace Paleolithic Pacific migration appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A story of triumph out of tragedy, uncovered in the ashes of Vesuvius. To be published in January 2026 by Oxforde University Press. The post Escape from Pompeii appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The fifth consecutive year of archaeological excavations at Bremenium Fort has delivered its most remarkable season yet. The post The Bremenium Fort archaeological dig appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Institute of Fine Arts presents an Ancient Seminar with Susanne Ebbinghaus. The post Approaching Celtic Art Across the Atlantic appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The exhibition focuses on the landscape treatment of the entrances to the Acropolis of Athens, full of pictorial references in the pavements. The post Dimitris Pikionis: An aesthetic topography appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Classics and Ancient History Department at Warwick is seeking expressions of interest for students looking to undertake doctoral study. The post PhD opportunities in Classics and Ancient History at Warwick appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Lecture by Prof. Yann Tristant, , KU Leuven, within the frame of “Pisa 1825–26 and the Origins of Modern Egyptology”. The post Unveiling Dendera’s Pharaonic Past appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
This comprehensive exhibition offers for the first time an opportunity to discover the nearly complete Œuvre of this extraordinary painter. The post Michaelina Wautier: A (still) unfinished Story appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Book presentation of 'Making the Modern Turkish Citizen', by the author Özge Calafato (University of Amsterdam). The post Book presentation of ‘Making the Modern Turkish Citizen’ appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Lecture about "The sacred building as a place of proclamation – Transformation processes at the oldest temple of Olympia". The post DAI Hauskolloquium about the oldest temple of Olympia appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Conservation Center opens its doors for self-guided tours and visits of the labs where students will discuss their current research. The post Conservation Center Open House 2025 appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Ancient human relatives were exposed to lead up to two million years ago, but a gene mutation may have protected modern human brains. The post Did lead limit brain and language development in ancient hominids appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Dating to the Late Bronze Age (c.1000-800 BCE), it contains several hundred elements from a complex set of objects. The post National Museums of Scotland: The Peebles Hoard appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Stony Brook-led study on new hand and foot fossils of Paranthropus extend the understanding of the evolution of tool use and bipedality. The post Human-like dexterity and gorilla-like gripping strength appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A research team led by the University of Copenhagen has uncovered a remarkable Early Bronze Age ritual landscape at Murayghat in Jordan. The post Archaeologists uncover 5,500-year-old ceremonial site in Jordan appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Griffith researchers built and tested a digital archaeology framework to learn more about one of the oldest rock art forms, finger fluting. The post Training AI to identify ancient artists appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
This Fellowship provides financial support to scholars undertaking research into the archaeology or history of the island of Ithaca, Greece. The post Ithacan Historical Society Research Fellowship appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
UC Santa Barbara archaeologist Douglas Kennett, who has conducted extensive research into urbanization in Classic Maya cities. The post Why Classic Maya cities rose and fell appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
An example of Roman monumental architecture, designed not only to function but also demonstrate power, identity and influence. The post Mizzou archaeologists unearth ancient Roman water basin appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The British Museum has launched a major campaign to save the spectacular gold pendant linked to Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon. The post British Museum to save the ‘Tudor Heart’ for the nation appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
An important paleontological and archaeological discovery, published in the scientific journal Plos One, reveals interactions between Homo sapiens and elephants (Palaeoloxodon antiquus) in the Casal Lumbroso area of Rome. The post A tale from 400,000 years ago appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The annual meeting of the Netherlands Institute at Athens will take place on Wednesday, 12 November 2025, at 19.00. The post The NIA Annual Meeting appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The 150th anniversary of the start of the German excavations in Olympia was commemorated with a festive ceremony on site. The post 150 years of German excavations in Olympia appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A Roman hoard containing 450 silver coins, several silver bars, a gold ring, and a gold ring has been discovered near Borsum in Hildesheim. The post Silver treasure found in Borsum appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A new multidisciplinary research has uncovered three Roman and early medieval palisades in Grado (Friuli Venezia Giulia). The post Roman and early medieval palisades discovered in Grado appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
An ancient system of elaborate mega traps likely built by hunters and pastoralists to catch prey in the high altitudes of northern Chile. The post Satellite images reveal ancient hunting traps appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The fortress adds to our knowledge about the organization of New Kingdom Egypt's primary line of defense along its Eastern buffer zone. The post Pharaonic Fortress Excavated in Tell el-Haruba, Sinai appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
It is richly decorated with mythological scenes from the myth of Dionysus and Ariadne, as well as scenes related to the arena shows. The post The Passage of Commodus Opens To the Public at the Colosseum appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
An international study with the involvement of the UAB, published in Nature Scientific Reports, reveals new findings based on the teeth found at five archaeological sites in Syria. The post Earliest Neolithic communities were open to newcomers appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Conference on epigraphic, linguistic, religious, cultic, social, financial and political issues emerging from the study of the tablets. The post Dodona: The Oracular Lamellae appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Rice University anthropologist among first to use AI to uncover new clues that early humans were prey, not predators. The post Were early humans hunters — or hunted? appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A new study about centuries-old horse and donkey bones is rewriting the story of how these animals first arrived in North America. The post Colonists brought donkeys, not just horses, to North America appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Ancient Egyptian ‘sick notes’, receipts and urgent orders on display in the new Fitzwilliam Museum exhibition. The post ‘Made in Ancient Egypt’ has opened to the public appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A collaboration between the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, the Acropolis Museum, the Ephorate of Antiquities of Athens and NEON. The post Michael Rakowitz & Ancient Cultures appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Researchers have carried out the most comprehensive geoarchaeological survey of Egypt’s Karnak Temple near Luxor. The post Research unearths origins of Ancient Egypt’s Karnak Temple appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
It aims to provide a training pathway designed to supply the tools, methods and skills necessary for research in the Egyptological field. The post Advanced Training Course in Egyptology appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Lecture by Assoc. Prof. Paschalis Androudis (Associate Professor of Byzantine and Islamic Art and Archaeology, School of History and Archaeology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) The post The Varangians in the Greek East appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
This conference aims to spark fresh discussions on Alexander’s world by focusing on the auditory and performative elements. The post Music, Dance, and Soundscapes in the World of Alexander the Great appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
This volume contains a selection of papers written by specialists from the fields of Greek Papyrology, Egyptology, Coptology, and Ancient History. The post Greek Personal Names in Egypt appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The first excavation season at the prehistoric settlement of the Chalcolithic period at Erimi-Pamboula took place in July 2025. The post Erimi-Pamboula: First excavation season completed appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
To submit your title and abstract (250 words maximum) for a 20-minute paper, please follow the link to download the submission form. Once completed, please send it directly to the Session Convenors below by Sunday 2 November 2025. The post Environmental Approaches to the Eastern Mediterranean Landscape, 1750-1920 appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Archaeologists at an early stage in their careers (within 8 years of the receipt of their PhD) should consider some of our research grants while fellowships are directed to support research or fieldwork for dissertations. The post Fellowships and Research Grants – Archaeological Institute of America appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The exhibition 'Olympia and Greece 1952–1984. Discoveries in the Work of Alfred Mallwitz' opens Thursday, October 9. The post Olympia and Greece 1952-1984 appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Dr. Goodall’s life and work not only made an indelible mark on our understanding of chimpanzees, but also of humankind... The post Jane Goodall passed away at age 91 appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A new study led by re-searchers from Aarhus University have identified the earliest known use of blue pigment in Europe. The post Europe’s oldest blue pigment found in Germany appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The Research Unit 'Times of Rise and Failure – TORF' is undertaking 7 subprojects in various natural science and humanities disciplines. The post Times of Rise and Failure – TORF appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The engravings, primarily depicting camels, ibex, equids, gazelles, and aurochs, include 130 life-sized and naturalistic figures. The post 12,000-year-old monumental camel rock art appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
An interdisciplinary research shows that early farming societies began to integrate new cereal varieties almost 7,000 years ago. The post Early Neolithic farmers were diversifying cereal cultivation appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
The people waiting at the time were clients who had come to ask the master of the house for a favour and labourers, rather than art lovers. The post Pompeii: Ancient “waiting bench” uncovered appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
A rare 13th century tool used for styling hair has been acquired by National Museums Scotland after being discovered in Eilean Donan castle. The post Evidence for medieval hair styling at the iconic Eilean Donan castle appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Mollusc shells are providing archaeologists with new insights into the customs, beliefs, and daily life of ancient Egyptians. The post Polish researchers investigate Saqqara’s shells appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
Underwater archaeologists from the ICUAZ once again spent two weeks researching the remains of an ancient shipwreck in Sukošan. The post Research of the ancient Shipwreck in Sukošan, Croatia appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
a room with black and white mosaic flooring with a geometric pattern, dating back to the early imperial age, was uncovered. The post Roman mosaic in Tivoli appeared first on Archaeology Wiki.| Archaeology Wiki
