Archaeologists Lyuben Leshtakov and Nikolay Ovcharov, from the Sofia Archeology Museum, discovered in mid-2016 in the Rhodope Mountains, in southern Bulgaria, a tomb containing the remains of a Thracian woman dismembered according to Orphic rituals . The remains of the woman, of noble origin, since
Syrian authorities have said they have probably found the body of archaeologist Khaled Al-Asaad, who was executed in Palmyra in 2015 by Islamic State terrorists. The portrait of Khaled al-Asaad, former director of Syrian Antiquities, brutally murdered in August 2015, presented during a tribute cer
The Arabian Peninsula is now made up of large, uninviting deserts, but scientists have for a decade established that it was once greener and wetter. Undated photo of animal fossils on the surface of an ancient lake called Alathar, in Saudi Arabia. 120,000 years ago, in modern-day northern Saudi A
Since 2017, surface surveys have been carried out in the area to determine the settlements around the Bozdağ National Park, according to İlker Işık, head of the Department of Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage at Selçuk University. Two years ago, archaeologists discovered remains of