Found at a site tied to myth, the early Greek tablet bears the continent's earliest known readable writing—and survives only by accident.

Researchers report that AI deciphered the Hammurabi tablet at 98% accuracy, opening the door to translating ancient cuneiform ...

A tablet from 5079 BC, found in Greece and severely damaged, could disrupt archaeological consensus on the earliest human writings. Archaeologists agree that writing emerged in Sumeria, present ...

A badly damaged tablet from 5079 BC discovered in Greece may shatter archaeological consensus about the earliest human writings. Archaeologists believe that the first writing wasn't developed ...

Archaeologists say they’ve discovered a tiny lead "curse tablet" that may include the oldest known mention of the Hebrew name of God "Yahweh".

Science Archaeology Mystery language on ancient stone tablet stumps archeologists The Bashplemi inscription possibly shares similarities with over 20 other alphabets. Andrew Paul Dec 5, 2024 3:14 ...

Examine the ancient Greek slave classes and their role in maintaining the economy. How they were represented in art and ...

Epigraphs written in Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Middle Persian have been uncovered in the ancient capital of Mtskheta, 20 kilometers (about 12 miles) north of the country's current capital, Tbilisi.

Greek preservationists working to restore the tablet argue it may revise definitions of 'pre-historic man' - proving they 'can no longer be considered ...

The tablet could predate the earliest known evidence of writing in the Caucasus region by over a thousand years, hinting at a potentially lost script.

Incredible discovery of ancient tablet is hailed by scientists as greatest for 77 years Experts believe that this significant discovery is crucial for understanding the early Christian church.