The Paradox of “Spolia”: The Reuse of Building Materials in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages
A recent study published in the journal Medieval Encounters analyzes a massive construction practice in the Late Roman Empire ...
During work at the Manduria train station (in the north of the Salento peninsula, the "heel" of Italy), archaeologists found ...
The largest air disaster until World War II took place off the East Coast of the United States in 1933, and it did not ...
An international team of researchers has reevaluated what the scientific community considers the oldest datable record of a ...
With the establishment of Christianity as the official religion, it seemed the Roman Empire was going to simplify the ...
A preventive archaeological intervention, carried out in connection with the expansion of a private residence in the town of Senon (Lorraine, northeastern France), has unearthed exceptionally ...
An Egyptian-Libyan research team offers an in-depth analysis of an ancient Roman bronze steelyard balance, revealing its advanced manufacturing techniques and the ravages of time after centuries ...
A French-Guatemalan archaeological team discovers in the ancient city of Naachtun a “patolli” made as a mosaic, an unprecedented technique that reveals that the game was integrated into the ...
A genomic study, whose results are published in Nature, has begun to unravel the deep mysteries that for millennia have surrounded the Shimao culture, one of the most complex and enigmatic Neolithic ...
The ongoing archaeological work at the Villa Romana di Durrueli, located in the municipality of Realmonte, province of ...
A pioneering study, published in Antiquity, has revealed the possible oldest long-distance communication system documented in ...
In the municipality of Fonelas, northeast of Granada in Spain, time and erosion had erased almost every trace of its earliest ...
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