Archaeological excavations and research
Archaeology is a science that studies the ancient life and culture of human society based on material remains obtained during excavations. This page contains news about archaeological research in Ukraine, in particular excavations of Roman settlements in the Odesa region, excavations in central Odesa, and historical studies of monuments such as the Akkerman Fortress. The tag also covers issues of illegal extraction of artifacts and minerals in occupied territories.
03 September 2026
A researcher from Odesa received an award from the European Association of Archaeologists30 August 2026
The historian spoke about the settlement of the Black Sea region prior to the imperial conquests25 August 2026
An archaeologist has identified the date from which people have lived continuously in Odesa22 August 2026
A historian presented a scholarly perspective on the myth of the "Wild Field" in the South17 August 2026
Scientists from the Hermitage have been charged with looting a Crimean archaeological site17 August 2026
Andriy Krasnozhon: "Catherine II was not the founder of Odesa and did not consider herself to be one"01 August 2026
The lost tower of Khadzhibey Castle was discovered in Odesa after 240 years of searching06 July 2026
The author of the "Crimea Beyond Empires" project spoke about the shortcomings of Soviet methodology06 July 2026
Yaroslav Chentsov: "Decolonized knowledge of one's own history is the best defense against imperial narratives"26 June 2026
Crimea Beyond Empires: A 3D Collection of Materials on the Peninsula Was Presented in Odesa03 May 2026
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