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Türkiye's museums and ancient sites just had their busiest year ever
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Türkiye's museums and ancient sites just had their busiest year ever

Türkiye's museums and archaeological sites drew a record 34.8 million visitors in 2025. Ephesus led the list —...

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Archaeologists Digging at the Tower of London Are Uncovering Chapels and Tudor-Era Finds

A new excavation at the Tower of London is revealing hidden medieval chapels and rare Tudor-era artefacts — he...

The 3rd-Century Mosaic at Kourion That Names Cyprus's Gladiators
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The 3rd-Century Mosaic at Kourion That Names Cyprus's Gladiators

At Kourion, Cyprus, a 3rd-century mosaic names gladiators Margarites, Hellenikos and Lytras — plus referee Dar...

934 Roman Silver Coins Found in a German Field Go on Display in Bonn
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934 Roman Silver Coins Found in a German Field Go on Display in Bonn

A metal detectorist's find near Wesseling uncovered 934 Roman silver denarii, Germany's largest Hadrian-era co...

School Rebuild in Pérez Zeledón Hits Pause After Possible Archaeological Find
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School Rebuild in Pérez Zeledón Hits Pause After Possible Archaeological Find

A school rebuild in Pérez Zeledón paused after possible archaeological materials surfaced. What Costa Rica's N...

Ancient rock art in Kars reveals how nomads etched their world into stone
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Ancient rock art in Kars reveals how nomads etched their world into stone

Over 100 Paleolithic-era rock carvings of goats and deer in Kars' Kağızman district are shedding light on Anat...

Medicine Lodge: Wyoming's 10,000-Year-Old Rock Art Gallery You Can Camp Next To
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Medicine Lodge: Wyoming's 10,000-Year-Old Rock Art Gallery You Can Camp Next To

Medicine Lodge Archaeological Site in northern Wyoming packs 10,000 years of Native American rock art, camping...

All roads led to Constantinople, not Rome — what a new study means for history-loving travellers
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All roads led to Constantinople, not Rome — what a new study means for history-loving travellers

A new study finds Roman roads were centred on Constantinople, not Rome — and many modern highways still trace...

Six Quiet Trails Where You Can Hike to Ancient Ruins in the American Southwest
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Six Quiet Trails Where You Can Hike to Ancient Ruins in the American Southwest

Six off-the-beaten-path Southwest hikes to Ancestral Puebloan ruins and rock art, from Bears Ears to Keet Seel...

A Child's Gravestone With a Polo-Like Motif Emerges From Türkiye's Largest Seljuk Cemetery
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A Child's Gravestone With a Polo-Like Motif Emerges From Türkiye's Largest Seljuk Cemetery

A child's gravestone carved with a çovgan motif has surfaced at Türkiye's Gevaş Seljuk Cemetery near Lake Van...

Riding Naples' two train lines to the ancient sites most visitors skip
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Riding Naples' two train lines to the ancient sites most visitors skip

Inspired by Gianfranco Rosi's new film, ride Naples' Circumvesuviana and Cumana lines to Villa Oplontis, Somma...

Ayo Rock Formations: Aruba's Ancient Boulder Field Is the Island's Best Escape From the Beach
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Ayo Rock Formations: Aruba's Ancient Boulder Field Is the Island's Best Escape From the Beach

Aruba's Ayo Rock Formations pair giant boulders with Indigenous pictographs dating back to the 11th century —...

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