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#Archaeologists found the remains of horses and chariots buried in a tomb nearly 3,000 years ago. Here the remains are being sprayed with water, which prevents them from falling apart

I get where this is coming from & how #technofossils make sense given the geo-/paleontological backgrounds of the authors referred to here, but if we're talking about future #archaeologists, I'd think #artifacts still would be quite a suitable term, no? 🤔

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/technofossils-paleontology-archaeology-future

I get where this is coming from & how #technofossils make sense given the geo-/paleontological backgrounds of the authors referred to here, but if we're talking about future #archaeologists, I'd think #artifacts still would be quite a suitable term, no? 🤔 www.nationalgeographic.com/history/arti...

What the archaeologists of the...

"#ISIS captured #Mosul in 2014, and the group destroyed many of the stone slabs in the palace in 2016 as part of a campaign to erase pre-#Islamic #history. These carvings allowed #archaeologists to compare #biblical accounts with #Assyrian accounts, but that ability is now forever gone. However, photos of some of the bas relief depictions remain, and recent research reveals that Slab 28 may have displayed a carving of #Jerusalem."

Assholes 😥

https://jewishbreakingnews.com/isis-smashed-earliest-depiction-of-jerusalem/

Where Did #Trees Come From? : Medium

#Archaeologists Stumble Upon #Mysterious #Medieval Village While Preparing for New #WindFarms in England : Misc

How To Separate Your Self-Worth From Your #Career : Forbes

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Why Are We Not #Talking About #Chemicals? : Medium

#Archaeologists Found a #SmokingGun Behind the End of the #MayaKingdom’s Reign : Pop Mech

#Reading Is a #Vice : Misc

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BBC: Should a top Russian archaeologist face trial for digging in occupied Crimea?. “A senior scholar at the Hermitage, Russia’s largest art museum in St Petersburg, [Alexander Butyagin] has led the museum’s expedition at the site of Myrmekion in Crimea since 1999, well before Russia’s illegal landgrab of Ukraine’s southern peninsula in 2014. Supporters argue his work has helped preserve […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/12/29/bbc-should-a-top-russian-archaeologist-face-trial-for-digging-in-occupied-crimea/

#Archaeologists Found 7,000-Year-Old #Treasures—an Incredible Hoard of Human #History

Don't do this. You get into serious trouble - and we (as in: not only #archaeologists, but literally everybody) irretrievably lose valuable knowledge about our shared past and history.

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:hjloomm2tkve3pmfgbxegl3v/post/3m7xtfkzzqs2r

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Happy Hanukkah!

the wall that protected the city then:
#Archaeologists Uncover Intact Section of Ancient #Jerusalem Wall From #Hanukkah Era - VINnews https://vinnews.com/2025/12/09/archaeologists-uncover-intact-section-of-ancient-jerusalem-wall-from-hanukkah-era/

#history #archeology

A small piece of information, but more useless knowledge ( except for #archaeologists )

#Humans ignited fire 350,000 years earlier than previously thought.

Found at RÚV https://www.ruv.is/frettir/erlent/2025-12-11-menn-kveiktu-elda-350-thusund-arum-fyrr-en-talid-hefur-verid-461279

And here is the research report
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09855-6.epdf

Earliest evidence of making fire

Fire-making is a uniquely human innovation that stands apart from other complex behaviours such as tool production, symbolic culture & social communication. Controlled fire use provided adaptive opportunities that had profound effects on human evolution. Benefits included warmth, protection from predators, cooking & creation of illuminated spaces that became focal points for social interaction. Fire use developed over a million years, progressing from harvesting natural fire to maintaining and ultimately making fire4. However, determining when and how fire use evolved is challenging because natural and anthropogenic burning are hard to distinguish. Although geochemical methods have improved interpretations of heated deposits, unequivocal evidence of deliberate fire-making has remained elusive. Here we present evidence of fire-making on a 400,000-year-old buried landsurface at Barnham (UK), where heated sediments and fire-cracked flint handaxes were found alongside two fragments of iron pyrite—a mineral used in later periods to strike sparks with flint. Geological studies show that pyrite is locally rare, suggesting it was brought deliberately to the site for fire-making. The emergence of this technological capability provided important social and adaptive benefits, including the ability to cook food on demand—particularly meat—thereby enhancing digestibility and energy availability, which may have been crucial for hominin brain evolution

"In #Germany, in the #historic center of #Berlin, #archaeologists have discovered the last remaining fragments of #prewar buildings on the territory of the current #MarxandEngelsForum. The team, led by #archaeologist Gerson Joite, is exploring and documenting the basements of houses along the former #Burgstrasse — a place where dozens of #Jewish families lived before #WorldWarII. It is reported that important objects of Jewish life were located on this street, including the famous "King of Portugal" hotel, which had its own #synagogue and #kosher kitchen. During the #Nazi regime, all these buildings were forcibly taken from their Jewish owners, and after the war, most of them disappeared due to destruction and redevelopment during the #GDR period."

https://news.inbox.lv/14zkpnu-german-archaeologists-have-uncovered-a-jewish-quarter-in-the-center-of-berlin?language=en

Egyptian #archaeologists, including renowned Zahi Hawass, are renewing calls for its return, alongside other artefacts such as the #Rosetta Stone. While some argue the bust belongs in #Egypt, German authorities maintain its legitimacy and cite concerns over its fragility. (3/4)

You Won’t Believe What #Archaeologists Found Beneath This #Lake in #Kyrgyzstan

https://gizmodo.com/you-wont-believe-whats-at-the-bottom-of-this-huge-lake-in-kyrgyzstan-2000688602

#Archaeologists Found #Ancient #Tools That Contradict the Timeline of #Civilization

Kickstarter: PastForwardHub: for archaeologists, by archaeologists. “PastForwardHub will be the first career platform and community on a global scale specifically designed for archaeologists. It will provide archaeologists the actual tools to gain visibility, network with fellow archaeologists, and find stability in their professional life. This is not only a call for archaeologists — this is […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/11/12/pastforwardhub-for-archaeologists-by-archaeologists-kickstarter/

Digital #map lets you explore the #RomanEmpire's vast road network – #Archaeologists have compiled the most detailed map yet of roads throughout the Roman Empire in AD 150, totalling almost 300,000 kilometres in length #maps #history

🔗: https://itiner-e.org/

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2503325-digital-map-lets-you-explore-the-roman-empires-vast-road-network/

Archaeologists Discovered a Mysterious Underground Chamber from an Ancient #Civilization The #archaeologists that found the stone-paved chamber, located inside a hilltop fort in #Scotland, still aren’t sure exactly what its purpose was.

https://soundcloud.com/sweetsongsproject/the-souterrain

#Archaeologists Found a 1,200-Year-Old Inscription That May Bring New Life to a #Maya Civilization

#Archaeologists Found an #Ancient #Tablet Inscribed With an Ominous #Royal Threat

#archaeologists

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