Anatolia
Assyrian deity carvings found in secret Turkish tunnel
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Archeologists have published an initial study of a carving found in southern-eastern Turkey that depicts a procession of deities in a mixture of Assyrian and Aramaic styles.
Paganism
From Ishtar to Ēostre: a conversation with Steff V. Scott
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In a new book, Steff V Scott, presiding officer of the Scottish Pagan Federation, lays out an argument for a connection between the Near Eastern goddess Ishtar and the Anglo-Saxon Eostre.
Europe
Uncovering the Past: New theory on Motya’s sacred pool of Ba’al
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A new they about Motya’s ceremonial complex and sacred pool to Ba’al suggests the site had multiple functions.
Europe
Mycenaean Tombs and Minoan Courtyards
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Two recent excavations shed some light on Minoan and Mycenean cultures.
Paganism
Archeologists claim they discovered the famed lost Temple of Hercules
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New research takes a turn and finds what archeologists suggest is the famous lost Temple of Hercules.