Report by Prashasti Kulkarni The archaeologists at the Polytechnic University of Madrid have discovered the ruins of a Celtiberian city that is more than 2,000…
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Category: History
Let’s understand: The Trade of Antiques
In December 2018, a strange news was reported. Mr, Karl Martin had bought a piece of pottery at a car boot sale at Derbyshire, UK.…
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105 Indian antiques returned
Inputs by Alekhya Chavan In a ceremony held at the Consulate General of India in New York, American authorities repatriated (returning something to the country…
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300,000 year old Handaxes discovered in Britain
Inputs by Prashasti Kulkarni A team of archaeologists from University College, London, led by Letty Ingrey, discovered a set of around 800 Acheulean stone tools…
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4000 years old sun sanctuary discovered in the Netherlands
Report by Alekhya Chavan Excavations by the Medel Industrial Estate in Tiel, Netherlands have unearthed a 4000-year-old sanctuary dedicated to the sun. Several mounds (small,…
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New Painting discovered in Pompeii
Report by Prashasti Kulkarni Recently, a painting was discovered among the ruins of Pompeii, an ancient town located in Italy, during excavations in an area…
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3,000-years-old sword excavated in Germany
Report by Dhruva KC June 24, 2023, Bavaria(Germany): Archaeologists excavated a gravesite in Nördlingen, a southern Bavarian town. At that site, they found an ancient sword.…
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Tech on the Mounds: Computer program trained to identify archeological sites in Iraq (Mesopotamia) with 80% accuracy
Inputs by Samyukta Mallick How do archeologists know where to dig? One way is to dig at a place where some remains have already been…
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Over 1,000 Artefacts found in Angkor Archeological Park, Cambodia
Report by Samyukta Mallick Archeologists from Apsara National Authority (ANA) have discovered 1,055 artefacts in the Angkor Archeological Park in Cambodia. These artefacts also include…
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Road for neolithic period discovered
Report by Samyukta Mallick Underwater archeologists from the University of Zadar have discovered a road off the southern Croatian island, Korčula, at the bottom of…
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