Graves
Archaeology
10,000-Year-Old Grave in Italy Has Earliest Infant Burial in Europe
The 10,000-year-old burial of a female infant, the earliest such burial known in Europe, shows that society even in Mesolithic times honored its youngest members and that females were treated the same as males in this regard.
Archaeologists at the...
Europe
Ukraine: Hundreds of Graves Discovered in Recaptured City
Investigators in Ukraine have been working their way through the graves in a mass burial site found in the city of Izyum after its recapture from Russia.
Ukraine's Defense Ministry said at least 440 "unmarked" graves were found in the...
Archaeology
Gold Mask, Bronze Helmets Uncovered at Ancient Cemetery of Macedonian Warriors
Archaeologists in northern Greece have uncovered a gold mask and bronze helmets from a vast ancient cemetery at Ahlada, near the town of Florina.
In a statement Friday, the Culture Ministry said the most impressive finds came from the graves...
Cyprus
Turkey 'Must Protect' Burial Sites of Missing Persons in Cyprus
Turkey should ensure that no more intrusion of burial sites of missing persons takes place, by employing practical and effective means, says the government of Cyprus.
According to Nicosia, it has been established that the intentional relocation of remains belonging...
Hollywood
Nia Vardalos in New Comedy ‘Graves’
Nia Vardalos will soon be back on TV with a new recurring role in the comedy "Graves", an Epix political satire.
Nick Nolte and Sela Ward star in "Graves", and the show follows Nolte's journey (as an ex-President) to right the wrongs...