Discover dozens of tombs in ancient Rome in Palestine
Palestinian archaeologists unearthed 32 2,000-year-old tombs inside a burial area of 50 square meters.
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Palestinian archaeologists unearthed 32 2,000-year-old tombs inside a burial area of 50 square meters.
According to Al Bawaba, Jason Massey, 45, a pest control worker, has discovered a rare ring engraved with the Roman goddess figure in a field near Crewkerne.
According to The Nation, archaeologists have revealed their latest findings at the home of a rich man living in ancient Rome.
Greek archaeologists have found an almost intact tomb at a Roman burial site on Sikinos Island, the Express reported.
This is a grave found in Case Rosse, west of Rome, which happened to be revealed by a bulldozer when it was building the ground for an underground construction project.
On July 29, the Israeli Antiquities Administration (IAA) said the results of the dating inspection show that the picture appeared since Roman times, about 1,700 years ag…
During an excavation on the site of a church in the center of Cologne (Germany), archaeologists discovered the first ruins of an ancient library of thousands of years ol…
Scientists mysteriously decipher ancient papyrus scrolls dating back 2,000 years in the collection of the University of Basel, Switzerland, according to Live Science.
An ancient 2.3kg heavy bronze hand of ancient Romans was unearthed by archaeologists at the Hadrian border wall area in England.
When British archaeologists found tins containing a 2,000-year-old cream of unknown origin, they were both delighted and surprised.
According to experts, the architecture may be part of a Greek-Roman period building.
Ancient Roman civilization has many inventions for life, significantly contributing to changing the lives of people.
In the April 4 announcement, the Egyptian Ancient Relics Department said the temple was found when archaeologists searched Al-Salam archaeological site 50km east of the…
Although studies show that the ancient Romans dug holes in a
Archaeological experts say Roman gloves act as a guard of the user's hand.