Archaeologists Found the Lost Cargo From 3 Ancient Shipwrecks

Each cargo load, despite being discovered in the same port, dated back to a different time period of the Iron Age.
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Ancient shipwreck reveals lost seaport and Iron Age trade

The recent discovery of an ancient shipwreck’s cargo has illuminated Iron Age trade networks and revealed a previously lost ...
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3,000-year-old Georgia workshop could have been the origin of the Iron Age

Experts reinvestigated a 3,000-year-old site of Kvemo Bolnisi in Georgia and found that what they believed to be an iron smelting site was something else.
Ancient Origins

2,800-Year-Old Ornate Dagger Found on Polish Baltic Beach

Metal detectorists scanning a Baltic Sea beach in Poland have discovered a spectacular Hallstatt period dagger dating back approximately 2,800 years. The intricately decorated weapon, found embedded ...
Newsweek

Rare Iron Age Jewellery and Knife Found in Prehistoric Grave

An Iron Age grave found in Austria has been found to contain a number of treasures, including bronze jewelry, as well as, surprisingly, the remnants of textiles. It was also discovered that the body ...
Artnet

Museum Snaps Up the U.K.’s Largest-Ever Iron Age Gold Coin Hoard

Five years after emerging from the grounds of Chelmsford, the U.K.’s largest recorded hoard of ancient gold coins has found a new home. Unearthed by a metal detectorist, the Great Baddow Hoard (named ...
The Diplomat

Iron and the Archeological Battle Between North and South India

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin holds up a state archeology department report that traces the earliest use of iron in Tamil Nadu to 3345 BCE, Chennai, India, January 23, 2025. Credit: X/M.K.