Archeo.news is an independent archaeological media platform dedicated to sharing the latest discoveries, scientific publications, and insights from the ancient world.
Our mission is simple: to make archaeological knowledge accessible, engaging, and freely available to everyone.
Every day, Archeo.news highlights global archaeological breakthroughs through curated coverage sourced from scientific institutions, universities, excavation teams, and peer-reviewed publications. Alongside daily news, the platform provides free access to a wide selection of recent academic papers in archaeology, ancient history, anthropology, and cultural heritage.
About the Founder
Stephen Rimorini is a product designer, traveler, and the founder of the Archeovision ecosystem. For him, archaeology and history have never been mere academic subjects, but a lifelong passion. His journey began at age 11 among the ruins of Pompeii — a defining moment that set the trajectory for several decades of global travel dedicated to exploring ancient sites and historic landscapes.
Combining his background in product design with this enduring passion for exploration, Stephen approaches archaeology as a living bridge between the ancient world and modern audiences. His mission centers on using visual storytelling, digital media, and technology to make complex historical research intuitive, accessible, and inspiring.
Pioneering Digital Heritage
This commitment to accessible science has always embraced new media:
- 2010 — Archéo TV: Launched as one of the very first web-video platforms dedicated entirely to archaeology and field exploration.
- Today — ATHENA AI: A specialized archaeological research assistant designed to connect scattered scientific literature, excavation reports, and research data into a clear, interactive experience for readers, enthusiasts, and researchers alike.
Together, daily editorial reporting and ATHENA AI form an evolving digital ecosystem where current research meets cutting-edge technology.
The Archeovision Ecosystem
Over time, these initiatives expanded into the broader Archeovision project.
Alongside Archeo.news, Archeovision.store offers a cultural and creative collection inspired by ancient mythology, symbolism, and historical heritage. The store directly supports the development and independence of the news platform and its AI tools.
Both Archeo.news and Archeovision.store are operated by the French non-profit association Archeovision, dedicated to promoting archaeological curiosity, cultural preservation, and educational initiatives through independent storytelling.
Because the past still has stories to tell.