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    Archaeological Dig Uncovers Norman Stone Tower in Chichester’s Priory Park

    05/06/2025

    A recent archaeological excavation in Chichester’s Priory Park has revealed the remains of a stone tower, known as a barbican, which once defended the city’s Norman castle. The discovery, made during a two-week dig led by Chichester District Council’s archaeologist James Kenny in collaboration with the Chichester and District Archaeological Society (CDAS), sheds new light on the city’s 11th-century history. The excavation, which concluded in early June 2025, focused on an area north of The Guildhall in Priory Park. Guided by geophysics and ground-penetrating radar scans conducted since 2022, the team uncovered the remains of a substantial stone structure measuring…

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    Bournemouth University Study Rejects Roman Massacre Narrative at Maiden Castle

    26/05/2025

    Sutton Hoo Bucket Thought to be Cremation Vessel

    21/05/2025

    19th Century Shipwreck Reveals Evidence of Smuggling

    20/05/2025
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    US Archaeologists Face Uncertain Future as Trump Budget Cuts Threaten Heritage Preservation

    26/05/2025

    The administration of President Donald Trump has proposed significant reductions in federal funding that are poised to disrupt archaeological research and preservation efforts across the United States. These cuts, detailed in a recent budget proposal, have raised alarm among archaeologists, who warn that the nation’s ability to protect and study its historical sites is at risk. The measures, which require congressional approval, have sparked concern about the long-term impact on America’s cultural heritage as the country approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026. According to a report by The New York Times, federal support for archaeological research, preservation, and museums has…

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    Archaeological Dig Uncovers Norman Stone Tower in Chichester’s Priory Park

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    Ice Age Discovery: Stunning Cave Lion Cubs Unearthed in Siberian Permafrost

    13/05/2025
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    Ice Age Discovery: Stunning Cave Lion Cubs Unearthed in Siberian Permafrost

    13/05/2025

    In Siberia’s permafrost, mammoth tusk collectors uncovered two remarkably preserved cave lion cubs, Boris and Sparta, in 2017 and 2018. These cubs, aged one to two months when they died roughly 28,000 and 43,000 years ago, offer a rare glimpse into the Ice Age. With fur, whiskers, and even traces of mother’s milk preserved, they rank among the best-preserved Ice Age animals ever discovered. The collectors spotted the cubs along the Semyuelyakh River in Russia’s Yakutia region, buried 10 to 12 meters deep. The female, Sparta stands out for her near-perfect condition, with intact claws and fur, while Boris provides…

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    Bournemouth University Study Rejects Roman Massacre Narrative at Maiden Castle

    26/05/2025

    Early Medieval Child’s Grave in Germany Offers Glimpse into Elite Life of ‘Ice Prince of Mattsies’

    26/05/2025

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ARCHAE (Archaeological Research, Community, Heritage and Events) is a free, global hub for archaeology enthusiasts, academics, and students.

A remarkably preserved grave in Mattsies, Bavaria, A remarkably preserved grave in Mattsies, Bavaria, has allowed archaeologists to piece together the life of a young boy, nicknamed the “Ice Prince of Mattsies,” buried over 1,350 years ago.

Read more at www.archae.co.uk (link in bio)

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NEWS: Bournemouth University Study Rejects Roman M NEWS: Bournemouth University Study Rejects Roman Massacre Narrative at Maiden Castle

A new study has overturned the long-standing belief that a violent Roman massacre occurred at Maiden Castle, a major Iron Age hillfort in Dorset, England. 

Read more at www.archae.co.uk (link in bio)

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NEWS: Amateur archaeologists have made an exciting NEWS: Amateur archaeologists have made an exciting discovery at Vindolanda, a Roman fort site just south of Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, England. Jim and Dilys Quinlan, unearthed a stone relief depicting the winged goddess of victory, Victoria, during a volunteer excavation. The find offers a glimpse into Roman religious practices and the cultural life of soldiers stationed at this frontier outpost nearly 2,000 years ago.

#archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #roman #romanarchaeology #vindolanda #vindolandaromanfort #vindolandamuseum #vindolandaexcavations #vindolandatrust #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers
NEWS: The Koning Willem de Tweede, a Dutch ship lo NEWS: The Koning Willem de Tweede, a Dutch ship lost in 1857, has been found off South Australia’s coast! Hidden for 168 years in Guichen Bay near Robe, this 800-tonne vessel carried 374 Chinese passengers to the gold rush. Artefacts like pottery and a windlass reveal life aboard along with evidence of smuggling. Learn more at archae.co.uk, link in bio 

#Shipwreck #History #GoldRush #Archaeology #archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #greekarchaeology #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers
An agile, wolf-like build, the Allerum dog was ada An agile, wolf-like build, the Allerum dog was adapted for hunting. Found in 1918 in Allerum Bog near Helsingborg, Sweden, it’s remains offer insights into the role of dogs in Mesolithic hunting societies. 

A flint-edged bone arrowhead was found lodged between its ribs, suggesting the dog was struck during a human-led hunt, later dying by a lakeshore and sinking into the bog.

#archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #greekarchaeology #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers #mesolithic #hunting #huntergatherer #canine #bogbody #dog #helsingborg  #allerum
Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered evidence Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered evidence of compassionate care for individuals with disabilities during the late Middle Ages, based on skeletal remains from a medieval cemetery in Eichstätt, Bavaria. 

The findings, from a site dating to the 14th to 15th centuries, include skeletons with conditions such as scoliosis, limb deformities, and healed fractures, suggesting these individuals were supported by their communities despite their physical limitations.

Read more at www.archae.co.uk (link in bio) 

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ARCHAE (Archaeological Research, Community, Heritage and Events) is a free, global hub for archaeology enthusiasts, academics, and students.

A remarkably preserved grave in Mattsies, Bavaria, A remarkably preserved grave in Mattsies, Bavaria, has allowed archaeologists to piece together the life of a young boy, nicknamed the “Ice Prince of Mattsies,” buried over 1,350 years ago.

Read more at www.archae.co.uk (link in bio)

#archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #mattsies #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers #bavaria #germanhistory #germanarchaeology #archaeologygermany #iceprince #bavaria #germanhistory #germany #ironage
NEWS: Bournemouth University Study Rejects Roman M NEWS: Bournemouth University Study Rejects Roman Massacre Narrative at Maiden Castle

A new study has overturned the long-standing belief that a violent Roman massacre occurred at Maiden Castle, a major Iron Age hillfort in Dorset, England. 

Read more at www.archae.co.uk (link in bio)

#archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #roman #ironage #maidencastle #romanarchaeology #prehistory #hillfort #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers
NEWS: Amateur archaeologists have made an exciting NEWS: Amateur archaeologists have made an exciting discovery at Vindolanda, a Roman fort site just south of Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, England. Jim and Dilys Quinlan, unearthed a stone relief depicting the winged goddess of victory, Victoria, during a volunteer excavation. The find offers a glimpse into Roman religious practices and the cultural life of soldiers stationed at this frontier outpost nearly 2,000 years ago.

#archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #roman #romanarchaeology #vindolanda #vindolandaromanfort #vindolandamuseum #vindolandaexcavations #vindolandatrust #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers
NEWS: The Koning Willem de Tweede, a Dutch ship lo NEWS: The Koning Willem de Tweede, a Dutch ship lost in 1857, has been found off South Australia’s coast! Hidden for 168 years in Guichen Bay near Robe, this 800-tonne vessel carried 374 Chinese passengers to the gold rush. Artefacts like pottery and a windlass reveal life aboard along with evidence of smuggling. Learn more at archae.co.uk, link in bio 

#Shipwreck #History #GoldRush #Archaeology #archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #greekarchaeology #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers
An agile, wolf-like build, the Allerum dog was ada An agile, wolf-like build, the Allerum dog was adapted for hunting. Found in 1918 in Allerum Bog near Helsingborg, Sweden, it’s remains offer insights into the role of dogs in Mesolithic hunting societies. 

A flint-edged bone arrowhead was found lodged between its ribs, suggesting the dog was struck during a human-led hunt, later dying by a lakeshore and sinking into the bog.

#archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #greekarchaeology #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers #mesolithic #hunting #huntergatherer #canine #bogbody #dog #helsingborg  #allerum
Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered evidence Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered evidence of compassionate care for individuals with disabilities during the late Middle Ages, based on skeletal remains from a medieval cemetery in Eichstätt, Bavaria. 

The findings, from a site dating to the 14th to 15th centuries, include skeletons with conditions such as scoliosis, limb deformities, and healed fractures, suggesting these individuals were supported by their communities despite their physical limitations.

Read more at www.archae.co.uk (link in bio) 

#archaeology #archaeologystudent #archaeologydig #greekarchaeology #archaeology_news #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological #archaeologists #ancient #archaeological_site #archaeologyismylife #archaeology_lovers #bavaria #germanhistory #germanarchaeology #archaeologygermany #ancientmedicine #eichstaett #middleages #medieval #14thcentury #15thcentury
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