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"Exciting new discoveries in ancient archaeology over the past 24 hours are unlocking secrets of lost civilizations, offering a thrilling glimpse into our shared human past." - Discovery of 16,000-year-old skeletons in Malaysia: Malaysian archaeologists have uncovered over a dozen prehistoric burials in the limestone caves of Nenggiri Valley, including a 16,000-year-old intact skeleton and various stone tools, revealing significant insights into the burial practices and cultural traditions of the pre-Neolithic Hoabinhian culture. The findings include 71,289 artifacts, such as stone tools, pottery, and stone ornaments, which are being conserved and further researched. - Identification of senior officer from Franklin's 1845 expedition: Researchers from the University of Waterloo and Lakehead University have identified the skeletal remains of a senior officer from Sir John Franklin's ill-fated 1845 Northwest Passage expedition using DNA and genealogical analyses. This discovery provides valuable historical insights into the fate of the expedition and its members. - Discovery of Roman coins on a remote Italian island: A team of researchers led by archaeologist Thomas Schaefer of the University of Tübingen has discovered 27 silver Roman coins in the ancient Greek acropolis on the remote Mediterranean island of Pantelleria. The coins, minted in Rome between 94 and 74 B.C., offer valuable information on trade contacts and political relations in the Mediterranean during the Republican age. - Analysis of ancient textiles in the Andes: Archaeologists have analyzed 1,000-year-old textiles from the ancient city of Huacas de Moche, Peru, revealing how the population's cultural traditions survived despite external influences. This study highlights the resilience of cultural practices in the face of external pressures. #Archaeology #AncientHistory #Anthropology #CulturalHeritage #ArchaeologicalFinds #HistoricalResearch #ArchaeologicalDiscovery #AncientCivilizations #Prehistoric #RomanHistory #FranklinsExpedition #OldWorldArchaeology #AncientCultures #Archaeologists #AncientArtifacts #HumanHistory #CulturalPreservation #ExplorationHistory #TextileArchaeology #AncientTextiles

Uncovering Europe's Ancient Mysteries with Archaeology Dogs Did you know that archaeology dogs are making incredible discoveries across Europe? These highly trained canines have a nose for history, assisting archaeologists in locating buried artifacts, ancient sites, and even medieval burials! Here are some fascinating findings made possible by these remarkable dogs: Roman Villa in England: Meet Milo, the archaeology dog who unearthed the remains of a Roman villa, revealing stunning mosaics and historical treasures right beneath our feet. Medieval Burial Grounds in Croatia: Dogs have helped map out medieval cemeteries, shedding light on ancient populations and burial customs in Croatia. Viking Age Settlements in Sweden: Discoveries of Viking settlements owe credit to archaeology dogs, guiding researchers in uncovering the secrets of Sweden's ancient past. Iron Age Burials in Denmark: These dogs have located Iron Age burials, enriching our understanding of early Danish societies and burial practices. Ancient Tombs in Greece: From detecting burial sites to uncovering ancient tombs, archaeology dogs are revealing Greece's rich archaeological heritage. Join us in celebrating the extraordinary work of these canine detectives! Stay tuned for more updates on Europe's fascinating archaeological finds brought to you by our four-legged friends! #ArchaeologyDogs #EuropeanHistory #AncientDiscoveries #HeritageUncovered #DogDetectives #HistoryRevealed #DogMerickel #DogTrainer #DogTraining #WorkingDog #K9 #HistoricGraveDogDetection #HRD #detectiondog #DogScience

⭕️ Microplastics Are Contaminating Ancient Archaeological Sites New research suggests plastic particles may pose a threat to the preservation of historic remains More details in the link(s) ℹ️ https://lnkd.in/dT-5fXtP ℹ️ www.archaeologyin.org --------------------------------------------- #ArchaeologyIN – Archaeology Information Network شــبــكــة الــمــعــلــومــات الأثــريــة --------------------------------------------- #CulturalHeritage #Archaeology #Antiquities ‏التراث الثقافي‬ والآثار

⭕️ The Greek Alphabet and Its Surprising Connection to Egyptian Hieroglyphics While the history of the alphabet of a particular language may not be of interest to many, it was quite significant to the Greeks. Lots of ancient Greek records contain stories about how they got their alphabet. It was the subject of myth and legend. What exactly did these legends claim about the origin of the alphabet, though? And how do these claims compare with modern discoveries? More details in the link(s) ℹ️ https://lnkd.in/diA4vwFE ℹ️ www.archaeologyin.org --------------------------------------------- #ArchaeologyIN – Archaeology Information Network شــبــكــة الــمــعــلــومــات الأثــريــة --------------------------------------------- #CulturalHeritage #Archaeology #Antiquities ‏التراث الثقافي‬ والآثار

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The journal Anatolica invites you to submit articles for its 51st issue to appear in November 2025. Anatolica is an international, double-blind peer reviewed journal that publishes both on paper and online by Peeters in Leuven under the aegis of the Netherlands Institute in Turkey. The Editorial Board welcomes submissions on the archaeology and history of Anatolia and neighboring regions from prehistory to the Ottoman era. Original scholarly papers from the disciplines of archaeology, history, history of archaeology, history of art, anthropology, epigraphy, history of architecture, archaeometry, geographical information systems (GIS), numismatic, maritime archaeology, cultural heritage management, digital humanities, museum studies are in the scope of the journal. The language of publication is English, so manuscripts should be submitted in English, US spelling, and should be preceded by an abstract of 150–200 words in English. Suitable papers will be sent to reviewers upon submission. Papers submitted before December 1, 2024 will be considered for volume 51. Details regarding the journal, submission process, and style guideline can be found on https://lnkd.in/dnGMy8aQ. Please do not hesitate to direct your questions related to editorial matters to our editorial team via anatolica@nit-istanbul.org. #callforpapers #anatolica #netherlandsinstituteinturkey #nitistanbul #history #archaeology #culturalheritage #historyofart #museumstudies

⭕️ Microplastics Are Contaminating Ancient Archaeological Sites New research suggests plastic particles may pose a threat to the preservation of historic remains More details in the link(s) ℹ️ https://lnkd.in/daW4HvTm ℹ️ www.archaeologyin.org --------------------------------------------- #ArchaeologyIN – Archaeology Information Network شــبــكــة الــمــعــلــومــات الأثــريــة --------------------------------------------- #CulturalHeritage #Archaeology #Antiquities ‏التراث الثقافي‬ والآثار

"Exciting discoveries abound in the realm of ancient archaeology over the past 24 hours, as awe-inspiring findings from diverse corners of the globe continue to shed light on humanity's enigmatic past." - Discovery of the World's Oldest Cave Painting Scientists announced the discovery of the world's oldest cave painting, depicting three people gathered around a large red pig, estimated to be at least 51,200 years old, in Leang Karampurang cave in the Maros-Pangkep region, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. This finding significantly advances our understanding of early human artistic expression and cultural development. - Submerged Ancient Bridge in Spain A submerged 25-foot bridge discovered in a Spanish cave has revealed that humans settled on the Mediterranean islands much earlier than previously thought, with evidence of human activity dating back to 6,000 years ago. This discovery, led by the University of South Florida, provides insights into the sophisticated level of activity and infrastructure built by early settlers to navigate the cave's water resources. - Ancient Royal Purple Dye Workshop on Aegina Island Archaeologists have discovered a 3,600-year-old royal purple dye workshop on Aegina Island, Greece. This finding is significant as it sheds light on the production of this highly valued and rare dye in ancient times, highlighting the advanced technological and economic capabilities of the region. - Prehistoric Burials and Sewing Needles in Tibet Archaeologists have discovered six 9,000-year-old stone sewing needles in expeditions near the shore of Lake Xiada Co in western Tibet, making them the oldest stone tools made via grinding on the Tibetan Plateau. This discovery provides valuable insights into the technological and cultural practices of early human populations in the region. #Archaeology #AncientHistory #HistoricalDiscovery #CavePainting #AncientArt #HumanHistory #CulturalHeritage #ArchaeologicalFinds #PrehistoricArt #HistoryUnearthed #AncientTechnology #EarlyCivilization #MediterraneanHistory #TibetanArchaeology #IndonesianFindings #AncientDye #RoyalPurple #AegeanHistory

🔍 Study Archaeological Studies at Top Global Colleges! What is Archaeological Studies? 🎓 Archaeology is a field of study that focuses on investigating and understanding past human societies and cultures through the analysis of material remains, such as artifacts, structures, and ecological data. It involves the scientific study of human history and prehistory by examining physical evidence left behind by ancient civilizations. Archaeology studies can provide insights into various aspects of human life, including social structures, technologies, economic systems, religious practices, art, and daily activities. By analyzing and interpreting artifacts and other archaeological evidence, archaeologists aim to reconstruct and understand the cultural, political, and environmental contexts in which past societies existed. 🌎 Here are the Top Global Colleges offering Archaeological Studies for Higher Education as per QS World Ranking:- 1. University of Cambridge 2. University of Oxford 3. University College London (UCL) 4. Harvard University 5. University of California, Berkley 6. Leiden University, Netherlands 7. Stanford University, USA 8. Australia National University 9. University of California, Los Angeles, USA 10. Durham University, United Kingdom To know more, contact our UniMentors today! #archaeology #archaeologist #globaleducation #nichemarket #pgcourses #highereducation #topuniversities Follow us on: https://lnkd.in/dKYr2Aru

⭕️ The Greek Alphabet and Its Surprising Connection to Egyptian Hieroglyphics While the history of the alphabet of a particular language may not be of interest to many, it was quite significant to the Greeks. Lots of ancient Greek records contain stories about how they got their alphabet. It was the subject of myth and legend. What exactly did these legends claim about the origin of the alphabet, though? And how do these claims compare with modern discoveries? More details in the link(s) ℹ️ https://lnkd.in/di2N8WrP ℹ️ www.archaeologyin.org --------------------------------------------- #ArchaeologyIN – Archaeology Information Network شــبــكــة الــمــعــلــومــات الأثــريــة --------------------------------------------- #CulturalHeritage #Archaeology #Antiquities ‏التراث الثقافي‬ والآثار