Medieval burial mound unearthed in Białowieża Forest
Archaeologists unearthed a Medieval mound discovered recently in the Białowieża Forest, East Poland, revealing burials hidden within.
Hundreds of stone tombs discovered in Jordan
Excavations at Jebel Qurma in Jordan’s region called “the land of dead fire” revealed hundreds of ancient stone tombs, some of which consist of mounds of stones.
Palaeolithic artefacts discovered in East Turkey
Archaeologists discovered stone artefacts in the area of Tozkoparan village, Tunceli province in East Turkey, dating back to the Palaeolithic and Neolithic periods.
Archaeologists documenting and preserving historical sites in the capital of Pakistan
Archaeologists study surviving historical relics scattered across Islamabad, Pakistan, before they are lost to housing development. They have managed to document remains of a Mughal era mosque, a British era memorial and many more.
Looters destroy giant tumuli with heavy equipment
At least three giant tumuli were recently destroyed by illegal looting activity involving use of heavy mechanised equipment in the province of Kastamonu, northern Turkey. Mechanical diggers dug through tumuli near the village of Alpagut leaving a trail of destruction.
Previously unknown burial mounds discovered in north-western Poland
Archaeologists are conducting excavations at a complex of burial mounds, discovered near Czaplinek, north-western Poland. The site seems to consist of burial mounds and stone circles.
Open excavations revealed contents of Iron Age burial mound
Open day at excavation site attracted many tourists as archaeologists presented an unburied structure of a early Iron Age burial mound. The site is located in Bukwałd in North Poland.