Remains of building dated to 12nd -13rd centuries were found in Selbir, in the territory of ancient Gabala city during the archeological excavations of Ancient and Early Medieval archaeological expedition of Institute of Archeology and Ethnography of ANAS.

Caucasus most widely spread species of poisonous viper may bring economic benefits to Azerbaijan. The country, which once produced the largest amount of snake venom of Levantine viper in the Soviet Union, can redevelop venom production capacity.

Shamkir-Garacemirli Azerbaijan-German international expedition has carrying out archaeological researches in Gurbantapa and Derya Yatag monuments located near Garacemirli village of Shamkir region since August 2018.

The remains of human skeletons and mixed materials were discovered at a depth of 40 centimeters during the excavations at Nargizava necropolis.

An ancient tower Giziltapa is a defensive and strongly protected tower.

Rector of the Baku branch of the Lomonosov Moscow State University, full member of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences (ANAS), Nargiz Pashayeva has been elected the vice president of ANAS at its general meeting on June 8.

A general meeting of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences (ANAS) held election of the ANAS president on June 8.

Studies conducted by the Institute of History of Azerbaijan's National Academy of Sciences (ANAS) proved that until 1918 there never was an Armenian state in the South Caucasus, the institute's director Yagub Mahmudov told Trend.