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Bronze Age

4,000-year-old wooden doors found in Türkiye

Archaeologists in Türkiye have identified rare remains of what may be nearly 4,000-year-old wooden doors at the ancient site of Seyitömer Höyük, offering new insight into daily life during the Middle Bronze Age.

05 May 2026-09:07
Hoard of ancient cauldrons discovered in Schaalby

Archaeologists in Schaalby, Germany, have uncovered a remarkable hoard of ancient cauldrons during a recent excavation, shedding new light on the ritual practices of the region’s prehistoric inhabitants.

19 Apr 2026-10:09
Archaeologists discover unsettling use of human bones as tools in Bronze Age Britain

Recent archaeological excavations in Britain have uncovered a series of startling finds that suggest Bronze Age people may have regularly used the remains of their ancestors to create household tools and ceremonial items.

17 Apr 2026-16:18
Bronze age animal remains reveal ancient trade networks in China

Archaeologists in Shaanxi Province, China, have uncovered remains of six exotic animal species at the Zhaigou site, shedding light on long-distance trade during the late Shang Dynasty (c.1600–1046 BC).

31 Oct 2025-11:15