Archaeologists in Germany recently announced the discovery of a game collection that dates back 1,000 years. The findings were announced in a press release published by the University of Tübingen ...

A German tourist was arrested in Rome after transporting a 30-kilogram fragment of an ancient Roman column on an electric ...

An archaeological mission has uncovered a complete ... The discovery by a joint Egyptian-German team is considered a “significant milestone” that will pave the way for further excavation ...

TEHRAN - German Ambassador to Iran, Markus Potzel, has described archaeology as a shared language of civilizations and a ...

The Haldensleben forest in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt is home to more than 80 megalithic tombs from the Neolithic period—the largest concentration of such structures in central Europe. While ...

Kinneret College and its Zev Vilnay Chair for the Study of the Knowledge of the Land of Israel and its Archaeology; the German Association for the Holy Land (DVHL); and the German Protestant ...

Outline of Sumerian boat’s hull visible in the sand, Uruk, Iraq(German Archaeological Institute/Mayssoun Issa) An Iraqi-German team recently excavated the remnants of an ancient boat that was ...

The excavation was headed by a joint Egyptian-German archaeological commission. Historians believe the temple dates back to the reign of King Ptolemy VIII, who may have also been the temple's founder.

Known as a mastaba, the tomb is located in the pyramid necropolis of Dahshur, which the German Archaeological Institute Cairo has been excavating since 1976. Inscriptions on a limestone false door ...

the German Archaeological Institute said in a statement. Archaeologists detected red, black and white pigments on its surface, indicating that the sculpture was once painted. Archaeologists ...

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The findings were announced in a press release published by the University of Tübingen, the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Baden-Württemberg (LAD) and the German Archaeological ...