Evidence of the 9th cohort of Batavians among new finds at Roman Vindolanda
Volunteer archaeologists excavating at Roman Vindolanda have uncovered evidence of the 9th cohort of Batavians.
Archaeologists uncover Roman hoard in Suffolk
Archaeologists from Wardell Armstrong, working on behalf of Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, have uncovered a Roman hoard in the grounds of the Euston Estate in Suffolk, England.
Evidence of Roman marching camp found in Paderborn
Archaeologists have found evidence of a Roman marching camp in Paderborn on the eastern North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
Silver phalera depicting Medusa among new finds at Roman Vindolanda
Volunteer archaeologists excavating at Roman Vindolanda have uncovered a silver phalera depicting Medusa during this seasons excavations.
Archaeologists discover “completely unique” Roman mosaics in London
A team of archaeologists, led by the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA), on behalf of Landsec and Transport for London (TfL), have discovered Roman mosaics in London described by experts as “completely unique.”
Underwater Archaeologists conduct restoration works of submerged Roman mosaic
Underwater archaeologists from the CSR Restauro Beni Culturali are conducting restoration works of a recently rediscovered mosaic in the submerged remains of Roman Baia.
Colossal carved heads found at Roman bathhouse near Hadrian’s Wall
Archaeologists conducting excavations at a Roman bathhouse in Carlisle, England, have uncovered two colossal carved heads near Hadrian’s Wall.
Archaeologists find rock carved face at Benidorm’s Roman fort
Archaeologists from the University of Alicante have discovered a rock carved face at the Tossal de La Cala, a roman fort in Benidorm on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
Roman shipwreck carrying architectural marble found off Israeli coast
A shipwreck that sank 1,800-years-ago off the coast of Moshav Beit Yanai in central Israel has been discovered containing ornate marble architectural pieces.
New discoveries at Roman shore fort in Haltern am See
Archaeologists excavating a Roman shore fort in Haltern am See have discovered that the fort was completely rebuilt four times with a different floor plan 2,000-years-ago.
Archaeologists analyse remains of Roman purse found in Merida
A team of archaeologists from the University of Granada (UGR), the Consortium of the Historical-Artistic and Archaeological Monumental City of Mérida, and the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), have analysed the remains of a Roman purse found at Casa del Mitreo in Merida, Spain.
Late Roman watchtower discovered on Swiss border
A survey conducted in the Schaaren am Hochrhein, a nature reserve in Switzerland on the shores of the Rhine, has led to the discovery of a Roman watch tower from the 4th century AD.
Roman army camps identified in northern Arabia using Google Earth
Researchers from the University of Oxford’s School of Archaeology have identified three Roman fortified camps in northern Arabia using satellite images from Google Earth.
Medical equipment found in Roman burial
Archaeologists excavating in the Jászság region of Hungary have found a collection of medical equipment in the burial of a Roman doctor.
Archaeologists discover Roman sanctuary and cemetery in Belgium
Archaeologists have discovered evidence of a Roman sanctuary and cemetery in Elewijt near Zemst, Belgium.
