Unknown crystal has 4 sides and is slightly clear, weight is around 20g. Any ideas of what material this is made of?5yr ⋅ nincede ⋅ r/Archaeology
A perfume bottle in the form of a duck Family 26, 664 -525 BC Height: 2.7 x 3.6 x 7.8 cm7yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Among exploring the Mayan site of Coba, these plaques in one of the ball courts stood out to me. Does anyone know what they mean or what purpose they serve?5yr ⋅ Oceans57 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Experimental archeology: reconstructing Cornelis Drebbel's first submarine: 1620. Drebbel, looked like a farmer, spoke like the sages of Samos.5yr ⋅ Remseey2907 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Thought y'all might appreciate this more than my project director did...10yr ⋅ rburrillo ⋅ r/Archaeology
First European stone structure in Australia, Wiebbe Hayes Fort and shelter. Survivors of the Batavia shipwreck.5yr ⋅ Remseey2907 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found this while walking around the desert in Jordan. Wasn’t sure what to make of this design?6yr ⋅ SirMonk96 ⋅ r/Archaeology
40,000 year old Lion figurine assembled from pieces found over 80 years in Germany (x-post - article in comments)11yr ⋅ engti ⋅ r/Archaeology
Statue of queen Zenobia in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, Lattakia, Syria7yr ⋅ chris6a2 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Possibly Neolithic rock structures? NW Saudi Arabia. Anyone have any good info on use, origin, age, etc??8yr ⋅ alderblight ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found a fragment of what seems to be a piece of a pot in the ocean. Any way to find out around how old it is?6yr ⋅ Ham68 ⋅ r/Archaeology
What is this? Found by a creek in Fort Knox, Kentucky, USA. More in comments6yr ⋅ donut_warfare ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found this beautiful pictograph today on Cedar Mesa (Puebloan, probably 1100-1250 AD). The bear is five feet long.10yr ⋅ CaptainNoBoat ⋅ r/Archaeology
Common knowledge to some but not me. The Easter Island heads have bodies! How on earth were these megalithic statues moved?8yr ⋅ EvanSorrell ⋅ r/Archaeology
Map of the Cemetery H culture of the Punjab (Five Rivers) region of modern-day Pakistan and northern India, which thrived between 1900-1300 BCE6yr ⋅ sylvyrfyre ⋅ r/Archaeology
The game of adversity is an ancient Egyptian game and has been named by the name of the legendary god the snake tribulations 7yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Can an intelligent person explain what these indentations inside Khufu's pyramid are?8yr ⋅ flapjackKing ⋅ r/Archaeology
I like to take walks near my home in Kahaluu, O'ahu and today I happened to stumble upon this. Could it be a petroglyph?11yr ⋅ 96744 ⋅ r/Archaeology
My little mortar, found him on the beach on the island of Lipari, Italy12yr ⋅ shassam ⋅ r/Archaeology
Trying to get an ID. It is fairly lightweight, very dense, and found in an uninhabited area with lots of native American artifacts (central Texas). Video in comments5yr ⋅ DogFurAndSawdust ⋅ r/Archaeology
Thought you guys might appreciate this pic of my grandmother and I at the Olduvai Gorge 12yr ⋅ twosoon22 ⋅ r/Archaeology
As an anthropology student, I spent years searching for Paleolithic objects. I finally made my first find. I found these buried on my fathers property while assisting with landscaping.9yr ⋅ SixVISix ⋅ r/Archaeology
Wall painting from the tomb of Nakht (TT52), Valley of the Nobles, Thebes.6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Go ahead and take this down if you guys don't want it up, but I've gone ahead and improved our Logo.11yr ⋅ MasterNation ⋅ r/Archaeology
Why is it we don't restore faded rock art? Like the Sistine Chapel's frescoes, why isn't there an effort made to restore and preserve these historic images?7yr ⋅ Bezoar12 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Trying to figure out what this is. I found it with a metal detector a few years ago in Virginia, United States. it weighs about 4 grams, there is just the one small hole and it is hollow. Any thoughts?9yr ⋅ Charlieva88 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Hiked to an ancient Pueblo ruin today with a remarkable geologic feature.11yr ⋅ CaptainNoBoat ⋅ r/Archaeology
A photo of the White Pyramid of China (mount type) photographed in 1945 by U.S. Army Air Corps pilot named James Gaussman. These pyramids and numerous others in China may date from an earlier civilization in the region [930x510]5yr ⋅ Vektor2000 ⋅ r/Archaeology
My nephew found this arrowhead while plowing a field in the panhandle of Florida. Any interesting info someone can give from looking at it?11yr ⋅ galenarocks ⋅ r/Archaeology
I needed to leave our dig site today in order to buy some new steel cap boots. For some reason, I found myself drawn to this store...12yr ⋅ Clang ⋅ r/Archaeology
Helmet wearing the name of Mamluk sultan Ibn Qalawun, 1293-1341 AD, steel with gold incrustation (more details in comments) [OC] [3543 x 4629]6yr ⋅ ArtHistoryBrussels ⋅ r/Archaeology
The truest thing I have ever read about archaeology (Matthew Johnson Archaeological Theory:An Introduction)12yr ⋅ Lieutenantfuzzypants ⋅ r/Archaeology
This dialogue from the new Civ V expansion hit a little close to home11yr ⋅ brigantus ⋅ r/Archaeology
Dont know if this is the right place to ask. Found this in a field in West Ireland. Anybody have any idea what it is? It feels like metal6yr ⋅ whenlifegivesukiwis ⋅ r/Archaeology
Could someome give me some info about this? My dad found it on the beach and to me it looks to me like a mammoth's tusk10yr ⋅ SilvianJoe ⋅ r/Archaeology
A view of the north chamber of the Huitzilapa shaft tomb in Jalisco complete with funerary goods and human remains. Teuchitlan culture. Dated to 100 BCE.10yr ⋅ Mictlantecuhtli ⋅ r/Archaeology
Balochistan Sphinx - Makran Coastline of Southern Balochistan in Pakistan : Bibhu Dev Misra has done awesome research on this site (will post a link in comments to his website) how can any archaeologist look at this site and not want to go digging?!?!?!?6yr ⋅ Moo7136 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found this in my backyard with a metal detector. Does anyone have any knowledge of what it may be?11yr ⋅ bvanderwal ⋅ r/Archaeology
This interesting object was found in Alabama. Any ideas what it could be?8yr ⋅ oppleTANK ⋅ r/Archaeology
The Grand Gallery. Are we looking up? Or down? Measuring 153 feet in length and 28 feet high, this awe-inspiring corbel vault has an angle of slope of 26 degrees and represents a near-impossible engineering and architectural feat.7yr ⋅ moonshine786 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found this in the sand near the pyramids in Giza, Egypt. Can anybody tell me what it is?7yr ⋅ ElkOfWinter ⋅ r/Archaeology
I was playing Prison Architect when this guy was sent to my prison10yr ⋅ Mictlantecuhtli ⋅ r/Archaeology
Is this a stone tool? Pulled from a river in south east new south wales, australia5yr ⋅ subservient_bob ⋅ r/Archaeology
Inside the El Arenal shaft tomb of the Teuchitlan culture. Jalisco, Mexico. Dates to 300 BCE to 200 CE.(r/AncientCivilizations)10yr ⋅ unboredMonster ⋅ r/Archaeology
Are these tool marks? Bison vertebrae, Iowa, USA. https://imgur.com/gallery/IWZfsbS6yr ⋅ toolguy8 ⋅ r/Archaeology
[xpost] Very rare Gallo-Roman sculpture of a mother goddess, 2nd century AD [OC] [1152 x 2048]6yr ⋅ ArtHistoryBrussels ⋅ r/Archaeology
Can anyone help identify the general age and origin of this arrowhead? It was found on my grandfather's farm about an hour north of Chicago.12yr ⋅ MungoBaobab ⋅ r/Archaeology
Remote large rock mound in the forest near Frontenac park, Ontario (x-post from /r/whatisthisthing)7yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Stone axe found on the Illinois side of the Ohio River, is it normal for an axe to have no grooves?6yr ⋅ chuckshaw99 ⋅ r/Archaeology
House in rural Mexico where owner has built the wall with Aztec artifacts he found in his farm land.10yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Uncompahgre Plateau, CO (sandstone canyon rim) - is this quartz debitage?6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
This pottery eroded out of a hillside near Grand Bend, Ontario. What might it have been used for?11yr ⋅ IAmAGecko ⋅ r/Archaeology
How it used to be done - an archive photo of archaeologists from the Australian Museum excavating an Aboriginal site in the Alexandria Canal in Sydney, NSW, circa 1890-ish12yr ⋅ Clang ⋅ r/Archaeology
Collection of projectile points and knapped stones found in the 60's by my uncle in a burned and plowed field in Rockingham NC9yr ⋅ kimbernus ⋅ r/Archaeology
Potsherds found on construction site in northern Michigan straits area, can anyone tell me anything about them?6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found this in a cave in Yemen, Does anybody know what ancient language/symbols is this from?11yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Why are there those shapes on the walls of the old fort of Kelibia (situated on a small hill near the sea) ?5yr ⋅ smylodonn ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found in a Thrift/Antique Store with an impressive rock collection. Fargo, ND. Any ideas on what this could be?6yr ⋅ 70explosion ⋅ r/Archaeology
Are there any experts here on N. American lithic technologies that could weigh in on the comments section here?6yr ⋅ MrDangerMan ⋅ r/Archaeology
Hi guys, not sure whether this is the right place but could anyone help me figure out what kind of object this is? Found it in my grandmorhers ' attic. The family doesn't know its origins.9yr ⋅ corpusdel ⋅ r/Archaeology
Is this a naturally-formed stone, or is it a man-made artifact? Found on private ranch near Taos, NM.9yr ⋅ killerklam ⋅ r/Archaeology
Possible undiscovered pueblo? Found in the New Mexican desert near Albuquerque. What do you guys think??5yr ⋅ BurquenoJoe ⋅ r/Archaeology
My uncle found this in Arkansas. Does anyone know what it is or what it might have been used for?10yr ⋅ Valadin ⋅ r/Archaeology
Does this appear to be a faded geoglyph? Also, it appears there are clusters of pit home impressions concentrated right quarter. The glyph points to an ancient ocean hunting ground about 3miles offshore; who would be the best people to contact concerning this?6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Age/history of this? Found laying amongst rocks on western shore of Lake Michigan (Winthrop Harbor). Folks at another subreddit gave told me it was used as a weight for fishing nets.11yr ⋅ circa68 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Collected from sandbar in Cherry Creek, Southeast Denver, Colorado, May 2010.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Animal Jaw bone in an Anglo-Saxon pit excavated in Kent, UK. Some debate on the specific animal, any ideas from someone more knowledgable?9yr ⋅ lucy_1812 ⋅ r/Archaeology
Is this an accurate depiction of a Celtic fortified settlement in Britain/Ireland circa 100 AD?6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Archaeology
Found this rock near a river in Oregon. Trying to get help identifying it.11yr ⋅ MDTrauma ⋅ r/Archaeology
Given this ancient looking figurine by my grandfather, who was a bush pilot in south Africa. He brought it back in the 70's but we have no clue what/where/who it pertains to. Can anyone help me identify this stone figurine? [x-post from r/whatisthisthing]12yr ⋅ FreshCitrus ⋅ r/Archaeology
Some coins we found a few years back in the basement excavations of the original Columbus, Ohio post office (built circa 1807). Aside from the metal in this period counterfeit Spanish piece of 8, it seems like they were taking a lot of creative liberties with their operation.6yr ⋅ rubbedlung ⋅ r/Archaeology
