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An archeologist who believes the Biblical city of Sodom was located at a site in Jordan recently explained his view in a fascinating interview.
An archeologist who believes the Biblical city of Sodom was located at a site in Jordan recently explained his view in a fascinating interview.
 
Archeologists have uncovered three previously unknown shipwrecks, including one dating as far back as the first century BC, in a stretch of the Mediterranean Sea known for wrecks, according to findings announced at a UNESCO press conference last week.
Archeologists have uncovered three previously unknown shipwrecks, including one dating as far back as the first century BC, in a stretch of the Mediterranean Sea known for wrecks, according to findings announced at a UNESCO press conference last week.
 
Archeologists have uncovered what they believe are the final remains of Sodom and Gomorrah's beloved Target store.
Archeologists have uncovered what they believe are the final remains of Sodom and Gomorrah's beloved Target store.
 
Archeologists from a museum in the Netherlands have been banned by Egyptian authorities from working at a historic dig site for portraying black celebrities — including Eddie Murphy, Rihanna, and Beyoncé — as ancient Egyptian rulers and figures in an exhibition.
Archeologists from a museum in the Netherlands have been banned by Egyptian authorities from working at a historic dig site for portraying black celebrities — including Eddie Murphy, Rihanna, and Beyoncé — as ancient Egyptian rulers and figures in an exhibition.
 
Archeologists in Sweden have uncovered 40 stone carvings that they believe date back roughly 2,700 years, according to a report from Swedish news outlet Sveriges Television.
Archeologists in Sweden have uncovered 40 stone carvings that they believe date back roughly 2,700 years, according to a report from Swedish news outlet Sveriges Television.
 
Archeologists have discovered the remains of a 19th-century quarantine hospital and cemetery at a submerged island at Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida, the National Park Service (NPS) announced in a press release last week.
Archeologists have discovered the remains of a 19th-century quarantine hospital and cemetery at a submerged island at Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida, the National Park Service (NPS) announced in a press release last week.
 
Archeologists believe they have discovered the remains of a Roman bathhouse and a villa with a detailed, colorful brick mosaic in Olney, England, Oxford Archaeology, the group who conducted the dig, announced last week.
Archeologists believe they have discovered the remains of a Roman bathhouse and a villa with a detailed, colorful brick mosaic in Olney, England, Oxford Archaeology, the group who conducted the dig, announced last week.
 
Archeologists working in the Middle East say they've uncovered the world's oldest cassette tape, which they believe was used as a mix tape by the biblical Jacob in his lengthy courtship with Rachel, as detailed in the first book of Moses called Genesis.
Archeologists working in the Middle East say they've uncovered the world's oldest cassette tape, which they believe was used as a mix tape by the biblical Jacob in his lengthy courtship with Rachel, as detailed in the first book of Moses called Genesis.
 
British archeologists are investigating a possible Viking boat buried under the parking lot of a pub to determine its exact age and origin, the University of Nottingham in England announced last week in a press release.
British archeologists are investigating a possible Viking boat buried under the parking lot of a pub to determine its exact age and origin, the University of Nottingham in England announced last week in a press release.
 
Archeologists believe they have discovered the “world’s oldest” runestone in Norway, dating back to between AD 1 and AD 250, archeologists announced Tuesday. The find is considered one of the earliest examples of written words in Scandinavia.
Archeologists believe they have discovered the “world’s oldest” runestone in Norway, dating back to between AD 1 and AD 250, archeologists announced Tuesday. The find is considered one of the earliest examples of written words in Scandinavia.
 
Archeologists believe they have discovered the remains of a thousand-year-old Viking hall in Denmark, the Historical Museum of Northern Jutland said in a December press release.
Archeologists believe they have discovered the remains of a thousand-year-old Viking hall in Denmark, the Historical Museum of Northern Jutland said in a December press release.
 
Archeologists have discovered hundreds of mummies, interconnected tunnels, and even the pyramid of a previously unknown queen — 100 years after King Tut’s tomb was found.
Archeologists have discovered hundreds of mummies, interconnected tunnels, and even the pyramid of a previously unknown queen — 100 years after King Tut’s tomb was found.
 
Archaeologists have discovered the unmistakable remains from humongous "Minion" inflatables that Mary and Joseph used to decorate the front of the stable.
Archaeologists have discovered the unmistakable remains from humongous "Minion" inflatables that Mary and Joseph used to decorate the front of the stable.
 
A massive thousand-year-old mosaic depicting the Trojan War and mythological figures was unearthed by archeologists in the ruins of an ancient Syrian city this week.
A massive thousand-year-old mosaic depicting the Trojan War and mythological figures was unearthed by archeologists in the ruins of an ancient Syrian city this week.
 
Archeologists announced this month that they have discovered further evidence for the possible location of the home of two of Jesus’ Apostles.
Archeologists announced this month that they have discovered further evidence for the possible location of the home of two of Jesus’ Apostles.
 
Archeologists in England are working on excavating a tomb linked to the legendary King Arthur, hoping to uncover more about a mysterious grave.
Archeologists in England are working on excavating a tomb linked to the legendary King Arthur, hoping to uncover more about a mysterious grave.
 
Archeologists excavating in the Jordan Rift Valley have uncovered what they believe are the rainbow logos used by companies to promote Pride Month in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Archeologists excavating in the Jordan Rift Valley have uncovered what they believe are the rainbow logos used by companies to promote Pride Month in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.
 
East Carolina University underwater archaeologists and graduate students from the Department of History's Program in Maritime Studies recently returned from a research expedition to the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica
East Carolina University underwater archaeologists and graduate students from the Department of History's Program in Maritime Studies recently returned from a research expedition to the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica
 
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