A previously unknown language has been found in the Malay Peninsula by linguists from Lund University in Sweden. The language has been given the name Jedek.

The secrets of Oluz Höyük have begun speculation in regional history.

After examining the mitochondrial DNA of women from Sardinia, Lebanon and historical sites, researchers now believe that there was a migration of people between these two places which should help support historical theories of population mobility in ancient Mediterranean cultures.

Chambers found at the Limon complex in Peru show ancient rooms for the royalty of the Moche civilization.

Using the LiDAR system researchers in Guatemala have found over 60,000 remains from the Maya scattered across the country. The system allowed them to view the jungle and remove all of the plants, revealing what once stood.

An Islamic chess piece was found in Norway

A unique code used by King Ferdinand to talk to one of his commanders has finally been solved and the method of writing was not an easy one to figure out.

Utilizing satellites researchers are discovering thousands of lost archaeological ruins in Afghanistan dating to thousands of years ago.

Researchers have found copper in Egyptian scrolls.

Rivi, an old Persian city, has been found to contain Achaemenid ruins in its southern end. Based on the findings so far, this city could well be over 3,000 years old, streching back to the Bronze Age.

Another huge mosaic found! This time it was in Laodicea.

The largest Scythian tomb of a prince to date has been found in Tuva, Russia and it is getting archaeologists excited about the potential to discover new artifacts

A variety of artifacts have been discovered near the Anatolian city of Metropolis, dating to the 1st century.

A chapel only accessible through a hidden passage has been discovered during the restoration of historic Sümela Monastery in Turkey's northern Trabzon...

Archaeologists have discovered a number of Roman shipwrecks lying on the seabed off the northern coast of Egypt in the harbor city of Alexandria. Among the

New archaeological evidence reveals Julius Caesar's most likely landing spot during the 54 BCE invasion of Britain – Pegwell Bay on the Isle of Thanet in n

Credit: uofcincinnati The tomb of a 3,500 year old Bronze Age warrior was found near Pylos (an ancient city in southwest Peloponnese) with a trove of treasure. Discovered near the Palace of Nestor,…

India has a plethora of shipwrecks ready to be examined but don't have the archaeologists for it.

An Etruscan temple was discovered on top of Monte Giovi (Mt. Jupiter) along with numerous artifacts.