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Archaeology is the science of the past that studies various aspects of human life through the material remains preserved over the centuries. It allows us to glimpse into times when culture, customs, and technology were radically different from modernity. Archaeology encompasses a wide range of objects, from tools, pottery, and artworks to architectural structures and burial sites.

In this collection, you will find images illustrating various findings from archaeological excavations. Here, artifacts tell the stories of ancient civilizations—from primitive communities to majestic states. You will discover views of historical sites such as sanctuaries, fortresses, and dwellings that were once centers of cultural life.

The geography of archaeological research is extraordinarily diverse: from dusty deserts and green plains to mountainous regions and coastal territories. Each of these locations holds unique traces of past epochs, and the photographs presented in our collection convey this diversity. You can see how the landscape affects the preservation of artifacts, how the combination of climate and time shapes the soils and surfaces on which our ancestors lived.

Seasonal changes also play a role in archaeological research. In spring and summer, excavations often open new opportunities for discovery when the ground thaws and reveals its secrets. In autumn and winter, research work may come to a halt, but this time becomes ideal for analyzing and interpreting the collected data.

Every artifact or object found by archaeologists is a testament to its time, and each photograph in our collection is a window into these realities. Archaeology is a connection between the past and the present that inspires further exploration and understanding of human history.