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Head of the German archaeological expedition working in the Katana Kingdom ruins at Tel el Mesherfeh archaeological site in Homs Prof. Peter Pfalzner said the archaeological finds in the site during the past two days indicate that Katana Kingdom enjoyed influence and important international and trade ties.
An archaeological team has unearthed 1,500 year old dye production facilities during excavations of the ancient city of Myra Andriake in Turkey's Mediterranean province of Antalya.
An archaeological team has unearthed 1,500 year old dye production facilities during excavations of the ancient city of Myra Andriake in Turkey's Mediterranean province of Antalya.
Foreign religions grew rapidly in the 1st century A.D. Roman Empire, including worship of Jesus Christ, the Egyptian goddess Isis, and an eastern sun god, Mithras
A single fossil bone found in the Codroy Valley could soon shed some light on the ancient history of the area.
Archaeological remains from the Ice Age have been uncovered by workmen widening the A46 in Nottinghamshire.
A burial site with three funeral mounds is researched by Bulgarian archeologists near the southern city of Yambol.
Head of the German archaeological expedition working in the Katana Kingdom ruins at Tel el Mesherfeh archaeological site in Homs Prof. Peter Pfalzner said the archaeological finds in the site during the past two days indicate that Katana Kingdom enjoyed influence and important international and trade ties.
The window in Boxford was made by a Saxon craftsman more than 1,000 years ago
An archaeological team has unearthed 1,500 year old dye production facilities during excavations of the ancient city of Myra Andriake in Turkey's Mediterranean province of Antalya. 
An archaeological team has unearthed 1,500 year old dye production facilities during excavations of the ancient city of Myra Andriake in Turkey's Mediterranean province of Antalya. 
For much of the twentieth century, Egyptologists shied away from explorations in the vast sand sea known as the Western Desert.
Foreign religions grew rapidly in the 1st century A.D. Roman Empire, including worship of Jesus Christ, the Egyptian goddess Isis, and an eastern sun god, Mithras