Among the objects found at the site are a Christian lead cross from the 5th century and a "fine" range of ceramics.
Under a cathedral in southern Norway sat a collection of buried treasures. Hidden 500 years ago for their own protection, the long-lost artifacts had been forgotten — until now. Archaeologists ...
French archaeologists recently discovered the remains of an American hospital dating to World War I. In a French language press release translated to English, the National Institute for Preventive ...
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To an archeologist out in the field, there's nothing more exciting than making a significant find. For with each discovery comes the opportunity to analyze it, interpret its meaning, and ideally ...
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Data recovery excavations typically focus on exposing archaeological features. These intrusions in the soil made by humans include the traces of posts or foundations that supported a building, cellars ...
Archaeologists excavated the basement of a cathedral in Norway and found artifacts believed to have been lost in Middle Ages, a museum said. Photo from Terje Tveit and the Archaeological Museum at ...