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Underground Anomaly Detected in Giza’s Western Cemetery
News May 14, 2024. SHARE: CAIRO, EGYPT—An L-shaped structure was detected using ground-penetrating radar and electrical resistivity tomography about six feet beneath Giza’s Western Cemetery by ...
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Damaged Viking Cemetery Excavated in Sweden. Read Article. The Archaeologists, National Historical Museums. NewsOctober 29, 2024.
Discovering a New Neolithic World - Archaeology Magazine
Features March/April 2024. By Tolga İldun. Excavations in southeastern Turkey are revolutionizing how archaeologists understand the monumental achievements of hunter-gatherers. SHARE: Karahantepe ...
Features - When Isis Was Queen - Archaeology Magazine
When Isis Was Queen. Two monumental pylons form the entryway to the temple of Isis at Philae, which was built by the pharaoh Ptolemy II beginning around 260 B.C. Reliefs on this pylon depict the ...
Interactive Dig Pompeii - History
Pompeii is undoubtedly one of the world's best known archaeological sites. Its fame comes from its dramatic destruction and extraordinary preservation as a result of an eruption of Mount Vesuvius. On February 5, A.D. 62, Pompeii was at the epicenter of a severe earthquake that caused considerable structural damage to buildings and the ...
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November/December 2022 - Archaeology Magazine
Fire temples were centers of worship for Zoroastrians and housed sacred fire altars before which religious rites and prayers were performed. Archaeologists found stucco fragments that once adorned ...
In the Time of the Rosetta Stone - Archaeology Magazine
The Rosetta Stone is, inarguably, one of the most famous archaeological artifacts in the world. Shortly after it was uncovered by French Napoleonic troops in Egypt in 1799, it was seized by the ...