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Shipwreck from the 5th-4th Centuries BC with a Cargo of Amphorae Containing Wine from the Northern Islands and the Bosporus Found off the Coast of Andros Island

1 August 2026 at 10:41
The Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities, under the Greek Ministry of Culture, has completed an official inspection at a point along the shoreline of the island of Andros following a report from a private individual who alerted authorities to the presence of archaeological remains on the seabed. The technical team, composed of an archaeologist, a conservator, […]

One of the Oldest Giants’ Tombs Discovered in the Archaeological Site of Carrarzu Iddia, in Sardinia

31 July 2026 at 15:10
The archaeological survey work carried out in the area of Carrarzu Iddia, in the municipality of Bortigali in central-western Sardinia, has culminated in the discovery of a new Giants’ Tomb that until now had remained completely hidden by the dense Mediterranean scrub. The monument is situated on the southern slope of Crastu Littu, an elevation […]

626 Stonemason Marks Deciphered on the Towers of a Gate in the Walls of the Ancient Greek City of Ptolemais in Libya

31 July 2026 at 09:49
The stone walls of the Gate of Tauchira, in the ancient city of Ptolemais (modern Libya), have preserved for more than two thousand years a silent record of the activity of its builders. These are 626 stonemason marks engraved on the limestone blocks that form this monumental fortified entrance. A research team from the University […]

Encuentran en la costa de la isla de Andros un naufragio de los siglos V-IV a.C. con un cargamento de ánforas con vino de las islas del norte y del Bósforo

1 August 2026 at 10:35
El Eforado de Antigüedades Subacuáticas, dependiente del Ministerio de Cultura de Grecia, ha completado una inspección oficial en un punto del litoral marítimo de la isla de Andros tras la indicación de un particular que alertó sobre la presencia de restos arqueológicos en el fondo del mar. El equipo técnico, compuesto por arqueólogo, conservador y […]

Descubren una de las más antiguas Tumbas de Gigantes en el yacimiento arqueológico de Carrarzu Iddia, en Cerdeña

31 July 2026 at 15:05
Las tareas de reconocimiento arqueológico desarrolladas en el área de Carrarzu Iddia, en el término municipal de Bortigali en el centro-oeste de Cerdeña, han culminado con el descubrimiento de una nueva Tumba de Gigantes que hasta ahora permanecía completamente oculta por la espesura del matorral mediterráneo. El monumento se asienta sobre la ladera sur de […]

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