Daegu Buk-gu will conduct a fourth detailed excavation of Palgeosanseong Fortress, a national heritage site from the Three Kingdoms period. The survey, focusing on the northwest wall area, aims to uncover defensive structures like 'gokseong' and is expected to last about 10 months.
A Tasmania state government housing project in Burnie's Romaine suburb is causing backyard access issues and safety concerns for neighboring residents due to eroding land and temporary fencing.
Mina the Hollower blends Game Boy Color aesthetics with modern challenging gameplay, featuring a signature burrow-jump mechanic for combat, exploration, and puzzle-solving. It offers a nostalgic yet fresh experience with elements reminiscent of Dark Souls and Hollow Knight.
An explosion in Kaungtup village, Shan State, Myanmar, killed 38-40 people. The blast is believed to have involved unstable gelignite stored in the village for mining. The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), which controls the area, stated an investigation is ongoing.
The La Brea Tar Pits and Museum in Los Angeles is set to close for a $240 million, two-year renovation starting in July. The project will update exhibition and research spaces, add new landscape features, and reimagine the site as a dynamic indoor-outdoor experience.
Chinese archaeologists are expanding their work internationally, with a recent excavation in Greece marking a significant milestone as they engage with ancient Western civilizations for the first time on-site. This follows years of research relying on foreign scholarship.
South Korea's military has resumed an excavation project to find the remains of four members of the "Silmido" unit, a secret commando group established in 1968. The search focuses on three sites where the members are presumed buried, following a mutiny and subsequent standoff in 1971.
Alexander Butyagin was released in a swap at the Belarusian-Polish border, the Russian Federal Security Service previously reported
South Korea and Australia will begin a monthlong joint excavation project next week to recover the remains of Cpl. William Murphy, an Australian soldier missing since fighting in the Korean War. The project runs from Monday through May 22 in Gapyeong County, involving 14 officials and dozens of troops from both countries. Murphy was part of the 27th Commonwealth Brigade that fought in a key battle in Gapyeong in April 1951. The project marks the 75th anniversary of the battle.
