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School construction unearths 1500-year-old skeleton

27 March 2017 | Archaeo Feed
School construction unearths 1500-year-old skeleton

Construction workers building the Drake Primary School in Thetford, Norfolk, England, discovered a skeleton in a burial that is believed to date 1500 years back.

Europe

Remains of a Medieval leg prosthetic found

15 March 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Remains of a Medieval leg prosthetic found

Archaeologists discovered remains of a Medieval prosthetic leg’s strap while conducting excavation at Cathedral Church of St Peter and the Holy and Indivisible Trinity, in Gloucester, England.

Europe

Possible ancient trackway across marshland found

1 March 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Possible ancient trackway across marshland found

Archaeologists discovered and secured prehistoric timbers found 650 metres offshore at Cooper’s Beach on Mersea Island, Essex, England.

Europe

Medieval wall paintings found in burnt down hotel

1 March 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Medieval wall paintings found in burnt down hotel

Medieval wall decoration of a peacock was discovered at The Royal Clarence Hotel, Exeter, Devon, England. The discovery was made on a Medieval timber frame of the Well House belonging to the 18th century hotel that burnt down in 2016.

Europe

Medieval wall found beneath car park

27 February 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Medieval wall found beneath car park

Excavations in Coventry, central England, prior to building of a student development revealed part of a Medieval wall hidden under the tarmac of a car park.

Europe

Tudor rose pendant found near Moscow Kremlin

1 February 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Tudor rose pendant found near Moscow Kremlin

A pendant with an image of the Tudor rose on its front was found at a building site near the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. The artefact is believed to be 400 years old.

Europe

Anglo-Saxon burial site’s accidental discovery

30 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Anglo-Saxon burial site's accidental discovery

Workmen rebuilding a collapsed wall uncovered bones from Anglo-Saxon times while preparing to lay foundations of a new structure in Hartlepool, Durham, United Kingdom.

Europe

World War I artefacts found at Larkhill

29 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
World War I artefacts found at Larkhill

Archaeologists conducting excavations at Larkhill, a garrison town in Durrington, Wiltshire, England, discovered a large array of WWI practice trenches and artefacts over year-long investigation.

Australia, Oceania & Antarctica

Wrecks of three 19th-century trading ships found off coast Australia

25 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Wrecks of three 19th-century trading ships found off coast Australia

Three shipwrecks were discovered off shore of north-eastern Australia, at Kenn Reefs in the Coral Sea. The wrecks are believed to be at least 150 years old.

Australia, Oceania & Antarctica

Artefacts linking to British soldiers found on Tasmania

22 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Artefacts linking to British soldiers found on Tasmania

Excavations at Triabunna, second largest township on the east coast of Tasmania, revealed various items at a site that is believed to have once been British 51st Regiment’s barracks.

Europe

Excavations reveal evidence for executions on a hill

8 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Excavations reveal evidence for executions on a hill

Archaeological investigation at Malling Hill near Lewes, South England, revealed evidence for performing executions at the site in the Saxon period.

Europe

Interesting finds from Gloucester Cathedral

8 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Interesting finds from Gloucester Cathedral

Excavations at Gloucester Cathedral, in Gloucester, England, have uncovered a series of finds, including a rare Janus Bead, human remains and what may be Roman coins.

Europe

Luxury Roman villa found in Dorset

6 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Luxury Roman villa found in Dorset

Amateur archaeologists discovered and unearthed a well-preserved Roman villa filled with mosaics at Druce Farm, Dorset, South West England.

Asia

Chinese warship loaded with goods under archaeological investigation

5 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Chinese warship loaded with goods under archaeological investigation

The underwater shipwreck of Zhiyuan (or “Chih Yuan”) that sunk with 245 people on board 120 years ago is under archaeological excavation. The wreck is located off Dandong in northeast China’s Liaoning province.

Europe

Defensive ditch found during construction works

4 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Defensive ditch found during construction works

Engineers working on a water works construction in Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, England discovered remains of a defensive ditch that used to protect the city in 17th century AD.

Australia, Oceania & Antarctica

Artefacts left by Australia’s pioneer settlers discovered

1 January 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Artefacts left by Australia's pioneer settlers discovered

Archaeologists found artefacts connected with the first settlers of Australia’s South West in the 1830s. The items were found in Augusta and are believed to be linked to the Turner family.

Europe

Excavations prove Roman town was three times bigger than thought

18 December 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Excavations prove Roman town was three times bigger than thought

Excavations at Caistor St Edmund, in Norfolk, England, revealed that the former Roman Era town, that existed there, called Venta Icenorum had extensive defences that triple the area of the settlement. 

Europe

Piece of wood from Saxon times found

10 December 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Piece of wood from Saxon times found

A piece of timber dated to Saxon times was found in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, south-eastern England,during works on a flood alleviation scheme.

Africa Europe

Roman cemetery in Leicester yields individuals of African descent

6 December 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Roman cemetery in Leicester yields individuals of African descent

Excavations at the Roman Era cemetery in Leicester, England, revealed 83 skeletons of which 5 had African cranial features. Further isotope analysis revealed that one of the dead was probably born in the Pennines area (North England), and the other in the city itself.

Europe Near East

Syrian tar used in Anglo-Saxon boat burial at Sutton Hoo

5 December 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Syrian tar used in Anglo-Saxon boat burial at Sutton Hoo

Newest study of the material discovered in 1939 inside the Anglo-Saxon graveyard at Sutton Hoo, England, identified mysterious black nuggets as bitumen, a solid form of oil, that originated in Syria.

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