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Archaeologists Detect Stones That May Have Human Shapes Beneath the Enormous Neolithic Mounds of Coëby in Brittany

In the heart of the granite massif of the Landes de Lanvaux, in the French department of Morbihan, lies the Neolithic cemetery of Coëby, discovered in 1986. This site, preserved for centuries by the dense forest cover that shielded it from intensive agriculture, contains around 95 megalithic monuments from different periods, from the Neolithic to […]

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A section of the Roman road connecting the fortifications of the Germanic Limes discovered beneath the route of the A8 highway in Germany

The construction of the new variant of the A8 highway in the area known as the Albaufstieg, south of Stuttgart (Germany), has uncovered a first-rate archaeological find: a segment of the ancient Roman road that, two millennia ago, structured defense and trade along the Empire’s frontier. The discovery reveals a stretch of approximately ninety meters […]

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Iron Age Village with a Mysterious Ditch Discovered in Bochum Puzzles Archaeologists

A team of archaeologists from the Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe (LWL), in collaboration with a specialized company, has confirmed the existence of what is considered the first evidence of prehistoric occupation in the German municipality of Bochum. The discovery took place on a plot previously used for agriculture, located in the Linden neighborhood, where a real estate […]

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Remains of the 1945 atomic explosion with an unknown metallic alloy discovered in the sand of Hiroshima Bay

Research on nuclear explosion residues continues to bring surprises to the scientific community. A research group led by Luca Bindi, from the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Florence, has identified a multicomponent metallic alloy previously unknown, which formed during the Hiroshima atomic bombing on August 6, 1945, and that has remained hidden […]

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Bath complex with circular pools from the Ptolemaic and Roman periods discovered in the eastern Nile Delta

The archaeological mission under the Supreme Council of Antiquities has uncovered, during its first excavation campaign at the Tell Nasser archaeological area, a comprehensive complex of bathing facilities dating back to the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. The site is located approximately 40 kilometers south of the city of Port Said, 35 kilometers north of the […]

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Arqueólogos detectan piedras que pueden tener forma humana bajo los enormes túmulos neolíticos de Coëby en Bretaña

En el corazón del macizo granítico de las Landes de Lanvaux, en el departamento francés de Morbihan, se extiende el cementerio neolítico de Coëby, descubierto en 1986. Este enclave, preservado durante siglos por la densa cubierta forestal que lo ha protegido de la agricultura intensiva, alberga cerca de 95 monumentos megalíticos de distintas épocas, desde […]

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Descubren un tramo de la calzada romana que conectaba las fortificaciones del Limes Germánico bajo el trazado de la autovía A8 en Alemania

Las obras de la nueva variante de la autovía A8 en el conocido como Albaufstieg, al sur de Stuttgart (Alemania), han dejado al descubierto un vestigio arqueológico de primer orden: un segmento de la antigua vía romana que, hace dos milenios, articulaba la defensa y el comercio en la frontera del Imperio. El hallazgo revela […]

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Encuentran en Bochum una aldea de la Edad del Hierro con un extraño foso que desconcierta a los arqueólogos

Un equipo de arqueólogos del Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe (LWL), en colaboración con una empresa especializada, ha confirmado la existencia de la que se considera la primera evidencia de ocupación prehistórica en el municipio alemán de Bochum. El hallazgo se produce en una parcela de uso agrícola hasta ahora, situada en el barrio de Linden, donde una […]

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