Browse our collection of 28 Archaeology stories, satire, and commentary
Gold-Covered Spears in a Polish Lake Are Rewriting the Story of Europe’s First Kings Glittering spearheads pulled from a quiet Polish lake sound like...
Sarah Johnson
12/18/2025
Buried Beneath Gothenburg: How a ‘Forgotten’ City Reveals the Birth of Modern Sweden Beneath one of Scandinavia’s busiest urban hubs, archaeologists ...
12/16/2025
Why a Roman-Looking Jesus in an Iznik Tomb Could Rewrite the Story of Early Christianity On the surface, this is a striking archaeological discovery:...
12/14/2025
What a 900-Year-Old Jesus Figurine in a Norwegian Field Really Tells Us About Europe’s Past – and Our Present On its surface, the story is irresistib...
12/13/2025
Melting Ice, Frozen History: What a 1,500-Year-Old Reindeer Trap Reveals About Climate, Power, and Survival At first glance, the discovery of a 1,500...
Unearthing a Fallen Wall in Jerusalem — And a Battle Over Who Gets to Own Its Past Archaeologists in Jerusalem have uncovered a remarkably preserved ...
12/12/2025
Opening Analysis The recent discovery of medieval Christian graves in Aarhus, Denmark, offers a sobering glimpse into the harsh realities faced by ear...
12/3/2025
Opening Analysis The recent discovery of an array of Roman artifacts—including a remarkably preserved 2,000-year-old piece of fruit—at Bremenium Fort ...
11/20/2025
Opening Analysis The potential discovery of the oldest written reference to Moses, predating the Bible itself, is significant. If verified, it offers...
8/18/2025
