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Ancient Pottery Hints at Early Maths in Mesopotamia
A study finds 8,000-year-old pottery from Mesopotamia with flower designs showing doubling patterns, suggesting early ideas of symmetry and numerical thought before written mathematics.
50 Stone Idols Found in Cooum River Await Inspection
Residents discovered 50 stone idols in Cooum river at Pirinjivakkam village. State archaeology department has not inspected them yet to determine their origin and age.
First Konkani Inscription Found in Goa, Dated 1583 CE
Archaeologists confirm the first-ever Konkani language inscription found in Goa, dating back to 1583 CE. The discovery at a temple tank reveals ancient references to 'Goyem' and 'Goyaantu'.
Digital Scans Uncover Pompeii's Hidden Love Notes and Sketches
Researchers from Sorbonne and Quebec Universities have discovered new love notes and sketches on Pompeii walls using advanced digital scanning technology.
Indian Museum Gets Youngest Director, Archaeologist Takes Charge
Archaeologist Sayan Bhattacharya becomes the youngest director of Kolkata's Indian Museum, aiming to modernize the institution and expand its global reach.
Ancient Vishnu Boundary Stone Found in Tamil Nadu
Archaeologists uncover a rare 15th-century 'vamana kal' boundary stone in Dindigul district, featuring intricate Vaishnavite symbols described in ancient Sanskrit texts.
Ancient Stone Block Found at Lakkundi Temple
Archaeologists unearthed a large stone block during excavations at the historic Lakkundi temple in Karnataka, shedding light on ancient construction techniques.
Shivalinga Artefact Found in Lakkundi, Public Entry Banned
Archaeologists discovered a Shivalinga-related artefact during excavations in Lakkundi. Authorities banned public entry and photography, sparking local protests over access and festival concerns.
Pompeii Baths Filthy: Human Waste, Metals Found in Water
New research reveals Pompeii's early public baths used polluted groundwater with human waste and heavy metals, only changing water once daily before aqueducts improved hygiene.
Jaipur Starts Second Phase of AI Reading Assessment
The Rajasthan education department begins the second phase of its Oral Reading Fluency campaign from January 19, using AI to evaluate students' reading skills and guide targeted remedial measures.
17th Century Silver Hoard Found by Polish Farmers
Two farmers in northern Poland discovered a buried 17th-century treasure containing 162 silver coins and artifacts, providing fresh clues about life during the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth era.
Indonesian Cave Shows Humans May Have Lived Alongside Extinct Species
Archaeologists excavating a deep cave on Sulawesi island have uncovered evidence suggesting modern humans and an older hominin species may have occupied the same site around the same time period.
Shishupalgarh: Ancient Kalinga's Forgotten Capital
Explore Shishupalgarh, the 2000-year-old fortified city near Bhubaneswar that reveals Odisha's role in ancient global trade networks and early Indian urban planning.
Anglo-Saxon Princely Burial Found at Sizewell C Nuclear Site
Archaeologists in Suffolk discover a rare 6th-7th century Anglo-Saxon burial with a harnessed horse and weapons, offering new insights into early medieval elite culture during Sizewell C excavations.
Roman Wine More Complex Than Previously Thought
New archaeological research reveals Roman wine was surprisingly refined, with spicy, nutty flavors and sophisticated production methods using clay jars called dolia.
Brazil Discovery Rewrites Whaling History, Challenges Arctic Theory
Archaeologists uncover 5,000-year-old whale hunting evidence in Brazil's Babitonga Bay, proving organized whaling existed far from Arctic regions. Bone harpoons and cut marks reveal sophisticated coastal societies.
6,000-Year-Old Shell Horns Found in Spain Still Produce Loud Notes
Archaeologists in Catalonia have revived 6,000-year-old marine snail shell horns that produced powerful sounds for long-distance communication across Neolithic landscapes.
Karnataka Declares Lakkundi Gold Find as Treasure
Karnataka's archaeology department calls the Lakkundi gold ornaments a treasure, recommending 20% of their value as reward to the family that discovered them, despite ASI doubts about their antiquity.
Ancient Tamil Dyeing Unit Found at Keeladi Site
Scientific analysis at Keeladi uncovers evidence of Sangam-age textile dyeing using indigo and madder. Discover the advanced industrial knowledge of ancient Tamil Nadu. Read more.
ASI: Lakkundi gold find not ancient treasure, sparks row
ASI says Lakkundi gold ornaments likely a recent family cache, not ancient treasure. Heritage Authority disputes claim, plans to petition for a thorough review. Details inside.
Ancient Treasure Found During House Digging in Karnataka's Gadag
A stunning discovery of ancient coins, gold ornaments, and jewellery in Gadag, Karnataka, rewrites local history. Archaeologists are now investigating this rare find. Read the full story!
ASI begins new archaeological excavations at Dwarka, Gujarat
The Archaeological Survey of India announces extensive new excavations in Dwarka, both on land and underwater, using modern tech to explore the region's ancient past. Read the full story.
ASI's Major New Excavations Begin at Dwarka, Gujarat
The Archaeological Survey of India announces extensive new excavations in Dwarka, using modern tech to explore its historical secrets. Discover the plans for the legendary site.
Punjab final flood damage claim: Rs 11,855 crore
Punjab government submits final flood damage assessment of Rs 11,855 crore to NDMA, a significant reduction from earlier estimates. The report, prepared with IIT Roorkee, details sector-wise losses amid Centre-state friction over relief funds.
CM Yadav honours Padma Shri Yashodhar Mathpal at Wakankar Award
Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav felicitated Padma Shri Yashodhar Mathpal at the 19th Dr Wakankar National Award. The event highlighted rock art conservation and Wakankar's legacy.
Kashmir's Zehanpora reveals 2000-year-old Buddhist stupas
Archaeologists uncover massive Kushan-era Buddhist stupa complex in Zehanpora, Kashmir. The 10-acre site, mentioned by PM Modi, highlights the region's pivotal role in the spread of Buddhism to Central Asia and China. Discover the story.
ASI begins new excavations at Dwarka, Beyt Dwarka
ASI announces extensive new archaeological digs in Dwarka, using modern tech to explore its legendary past. Discover the plans for underwater and land exploration.
ASI: Science Unlocks Deeper Insights into India's Heritage
At IIT Gandhinagar conference, ASI's Prof Alok Tripathi highlights how scientific analysis of ancient metals offers unprecedented understanding of India's rich past. Discover the findings.
Bhilwara Pot Mystery: No Antiques, Only Soil Found
A large pot unearthed in Tonk's Sidda village contained only soil, not treasure. Police detained two men suspected of similar antique frauds. Read the full investigation details.
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