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Child’s Sarcophagus Discovered in Romania

CONSTANTA, ROMANIA—Romania Insider reports that an intact Roman sarcophagus has been uncovered in the necropolis […] The post Child’s Sarcophagus Discovered in Romania appeared first on Archaeology Magazine.

29 Oct 2026 Read source →
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Old Kingdom Tombs Investigated in Saqqara

CAIRO, EGYPT—Ahram Online reports that a 4,000-year-old offering chapel belonging to Ikhetnefert, the wife of […] The post Old Kingdom Tombs Investigated in Saqqara appeared first on Archaeology Magazine.

28 Oct 2026 Read source →
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Decorated tomb of Old Kingdom official ‘Weni’ found at Saqqara, Egypt, with rare wooden statues and bronze tools

Egyptian archaeologists working at Saqqara have uncovered a decorated tomb chamber belonging to a high official named Weni, along with a pair of rare wooden statues and a set of bronze tools that may have served medical purposes. Tourism and Antiquities Minister Sherif Fathy toured the site today, which sits northwest of the pyramid of […]

28 Oct 2026 Read source →
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Unique Silenos face found on Roman-era clay sarcophagus at Attouda, Turkey

A small bearded face grins up from the lid of a clay sarcophagus found near the ancient city of Attouda in western Turkey. The head stands under 5 centimeters tall. Archaeologist Bilge Yılmaz Kolancı of Pamukkale University reports the find in the journal Cedrus and says no other lid in Anatolia carries a face like […]

22 Oct 2026 Read source →