Archaeology

July 10, 2026

Tim James

Liangzhu–Samarkand Heritage Dialogue Strengthens China-Uzbekistan Cultural Cooperation

Experts discussed UNESCO World Heritage conservation, archaeological research, heritage management, digital technologies and the integration of culture with tourism

July 9, 2026

Margarita Baskakova

“Uzbekistan Still Has Secrets for the Next 5,000 Years”: Archaeologist on a 2,200-Year-Old Greek Military Camp Discovery

New research suggests the hilltop site in Surkhandarya was a strategic Hellenistic military camp, revealing fresh evidence of Greek presence in ancient Central Asia

July 7, 2026

Nigora Umarova

Rare Hellenistic Military Camp Discovered in Southern Uzbekistan

Aerial photography confirmed the presence of a former water canal in the area

March 26, 2026

Nigora Umarova

Archaeologists Find Skeleton of Famed Musketeer d’Artagnan

Church deacon said he is almost certain the remains belong to d’Artagnan

March 14, 2026

Nigora Umarova

New Giant Dinosaur in Brazil Reveals Ancient Links to Europe

The dinosaur’s name references the Tocantins River near the fossil site

March 13, 2026

Tim James

Archaeologists Identify Site of Long-Lost City Founded by Alexander the Great

New scans and drone imagery reveal the remains of “Alexandria on the Tigris,” an ancient port that once connected Mesopotamia to Persian Gulf trade routes

December 13, 2025

Nigora Umarova

Stone Age Wall Found off Brittany May Link to Myth of a Sunken City

The wall lies nine metres underwater

December 8, 2025

Margarita Baskakova

Uzbekistan Secures $140K Grant for Excavations at Chinortepa Archaeological Site

New $140K grant to fund excavations as Uzbekistan joins Asian cultural heritage alliance

October 25, 2024

Margarita Baskakova

Discoveries Unveiled: Abandoned Silk Road Cities in Uzbekistan

The archaeologists use drone technology and light detection and ranging