archaeology

News DeskKaghan: Efforts to improve tourism infrastructure in Kaghan Valley received a boost on Saturday as a newly constructed 9-kilometer road and a chairlift were inaugurated in the scenic Manwar Valley.The projects were…

News Desk Tashken: A joint team of archaeologists from Uzbekistan and China has uncovered a section of the remaining walls of the ancient Kuva settlement in Uzbekistan, dating from between the 3rd century BC and the 10th century AD.…

News DeskPeshawar: The ancient city of Peshawar — where history breathes through every brick, bazaar, and breeze — welcomed a delegation of European Union (EU) ambassadors this week on what became less a tour and more a time-travel…

News DeskIslamabad: The three-day Rang-e-Pakistan Festival, a vibrant celebration of Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage, successfully concluded at Lok Virsa on Monday.Organized under the directives of the National Heritage and…

News DeskIslamabad: Scientists have unveiled groundbreaking insights into Stonehenge, shedding light on its origins and cultural significance.Recent research, published in Archaeology International, suggests that the iconic Altar…

APPPeshawar: The Gandhara Museum in Peshawar, home to an unparalleled collection of ancient Buddhist art, continues to captivate visitors. Yet, there is a growing sentiment that its treasures deserve a broader digital presence, which is…

APPPeshawar: Once a vibrant hub for cultural events, the hujra (guest house) of Bahadar Khan in Mohib Banda village, Nowshera, now stands nearly deserted, reflecting the adverse impact of social media on regional music in…

News DeskIslamabad: Recent archaeological findings on Al-Siniya Island, a popular tourist spot approximately 42 miles northeast of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, shed light on the early history of the area.According to reports from…

News Desk Peshawar: Exploring the abundant cultural legacy of Peshawar, Martin Raiser, the Vice President for South Asia at the World Bank, along with Najy Benhassine, the Country Head, led a delegation to delve into the city's…

News DeskIslamabad: As many as 8,000 archaeological and religious sites in Pakistan are now accessible to heritage enthusiasts worldwide as the cultural ministry has officially launched a mobile application and web portal to promote the…