Archaeological Discoveries | Latest Finds & Breakthroughs

3,000–5,000-Year-Old Human Fossils Found in Karnataka’s Tekkalakota After 60 Years

Archaeologists have uncovered fossilised human remains dating back 3,000 to 5,000 years during an excavation at Tekkalakota in Karnataka’s Ballari district, marking the first such discovery at the site in ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 9, 2026

4,000-Year-Old 3D Mural in Peru Named One of 2025’s Biggest Archaeological Discoveries

An extraordinary archaeological discovery in Peru is rewriting what scholars know about early Andean civilizations. A 4,000-year-old three-dimensional polychrome mural, uncovered at Huaca Yolanda, has been recognized by leading international ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 9, 2026

Forgotten Infant Burial Grounds in Ireland Revealed Through Folklore and Archaeology

A new archaeological study is bringing long-overlooked burial sites in Ireland back into public awareness. Research led by Marion Dowd, an archaeologist at Atlantic Technological University, has identified dozens of ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 9, 2026

Ireland’s Forgotten Infant Burial Grounds Are Being Found Again — With Help From Old Stories

For centuries, a silent, sacred geography lay hidden in plain sight. Scattered across the Irish landscape, in lonely fields and near forgotten wells, are the lost graves of the smallest ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 7, 2026

Dwarka – The Submerged City of Krishna, Untold mysteries about the ancient city which exists underwater

What if a city of myth, described in sacred texts for millennia, suddenly emerged from the fog of legend? Not as a metaphor, but as stones and foundations on the ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 6, 2026

Did Scientists Really Find Radiation at Mohenjo-Daro? What the Evidence Shows

For decades, a tantalizing and unsettling theory has circulated about the fate of the ancient Indus Valley city of Mohenjo-daro. The story goes that this advanced metropolis, one of the ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 5, 2026

Father of Architecture: Ancient Roman Basilica Linked to Vitruvius Discovered in Italy’s Fano

Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered what may be the first physical architectural evidence directly connected to Vitruvius, the legendary Roman engineer widely regarded as the “Father of Architecture.” The monumental ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 4, 2026

2,000-Year-Old Roman Basilica Linked to Vitruvius Discovered in Italy

Roman Basilica Linked to Vitruvius Discovered: Archaeologists in Italy have made a landmark discovery that could reshape the understanding of ancient Roman architecture. A 2,000-year-old basilica believed to be directly ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 4, 2026

Viking or Saxon Mass Burial Pit Discovered Near Cambridge, Reveals Brutal 9th-Century History

A chilling archaeological discovery near Cambridge has uncovered a burial pit containing the remains of at least ten individuals, believed to date back to the ninth century AD. The find, ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 4, 2026

An ancient temple has been discovered buried under sand in Nellore, India, and will now be restored

Ancient temple in Nellore, India: For over 150 years, the Penna River held a sacred secret. After catastrophic floods in the 1850s shifted its course, it quietly buried a temple ...

Mukesh Gusaiana

February 3, 2026

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