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Received yesterday — 29 October 2026 ⏭ LBV Magazine English Edition

A 2,400-Year-Old Numidian House Built Against a Defensive Wall Shows How Carthage’s Neighbors Lived

Around 2,400 years ago, a house with several rooms stood against the defensive wall of a settlement in what is now northern Tunisia. Archaeologists have now recovered almost its entire floor plan, something the Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology (ICAC) says has been documented for the first time. The finding comes from the second excavation […]

A Pompeii Wardrobe Left Behind in the Eruption Held a Childhood Charm Necklace and 38 Coins

When the cloud of burning ash and gas rolled into the room, the wardrobe was still standing. The wood took almost twenty centuries to rot away, but by then the ash had hardened around it and kept its shape. It is the same principle behind the plaster body casts Pompeii is famous for. When archaeologists […]

Celtic Woman Buried With a Lamb and a Bracelet of Fossilized Mud Found in Germany

29 October 2026 at 10:17
When a company plans a business park, the last thing it expects to find underground is a cemetery. That is what happened in 2024 on St.-Florian-Straße in Senden, a town of about 23,700 people in the Neu-Ulm district of Swabia, in the German state of Bavaria. Senden sits on the border with Baden-Württemberg, right next […]

Scientists Discover How the Prehistoric Cave Paintings in the Chauvet Cave Survived for Thousands of Years

To measure a horse painted 37,000 years ago, you would normally walk up to the wall. At Chauvet that is impossible. The cave floor still holds footprints tens of thousands of years old, and nobody is allowed to step on it. So the researchers worked from a metal walkway about 2.5 meters (8 feet) from […]

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