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World Heritage Day Celebrated At Taxila Museum

Under the guidance of Director General of Archeology, Mr. Zaheer Abbas Malik, the Directorate General of Archeology Punjab commemorated World Heritage Day at Taxila Museum on Thursday

Vishnu idol recovered in Munshiganj

Police recovered a statue of lord Vishnu, weighing 36 kilogrammes, from near a cropland in Munshiganj Sadar upazila this morning. .Khorshed, a farmer, was working in his field in the morning when he first spotted the idol and called police. .Around 9:00am, the law enforcers recovered

Dhanmondi Shahi Eidgah: A Mughal relic that has withstood time

The Dhanmondi Shahi Eidgah, also known as the Mughal Eidgah, is the oldest Eidgah in Dhaka. Located right on the turn from the capital's Saat Masjid Road onto Dhanmondi Road 6/A, it is a rare historical landmark that remarkably is still in use today.

Four Cambridge Scholars Win Esteemed ERC Advanced Grants

39 lecturers indicted for sexual harassment in five years – Report

No fewer than 39 lecturers in the nation’s tertiary institutions have been indicted and dismissed over sexual misconduct.

How A Graveyard Led To The Discovery Of A 5,200-Year-Old Harappan Settlement In Gujarat

Infant's headstone uncovered in 161-year-old Walla Walla Valley cemetery | Explore Walla Walla Valley

“Our mother has gone to a mansion from a region of sorrow and pain, to the glorious land by the Diety blest, where she never can suffer again.” — from

Ancient Treasures Unearthed: Lead Coin Hoard in Phanigiri – Chennaionline

In a remarkable discovery, officials of the Department of Archaeology and Museums have uncovered a coin hoard at the Phanigiri Buddhist

'Is it something we shouldn't do?' - Sri Lankan minister vows to push ahead with 'archaeology'

Sri Lanka’s Minister of Buddhashasana, Religious and Cultural Affairs vowed to press ahead with ‘archaeology’ encroachments in the Eastern province, despite complaints from resident Tamils in the region who have pushed back against the government’s ‘Sinhalisation’ attempts.

Near Kutch Harappan graveyard, remains of a skeleton and the key to a puzzle

The presence of the skeleton, along with pottery artefacts and animal bones, that the team of archaeologists excavated from a hillock, locally called Padta Bet, point to the presence of a 5,200-year-old Harappan settlement that was 1.5 km from the mass burial ground of Juna Khatiya, an Early Harappan necropolis.