Actualities: new Mithraic sanctuaries
After the publication of Vermaseren’s monumental corpus, many sanctuaries were discovered systematically, changing not only the theoretical and religious studies of Mithraism, but highlighted the importance of the small finds and interaction of the cult within the urban context.
The latest sanctuaries discovered are:
Martigny mithraeum, Switzerland – 1993
Orbe Boscéaz, Suisse – 1996
Cakovec, Croatia – 1997 (two Mithraic altars)
Lugo mithraeum (Lucus Augusti), Spain in 2003
Tienen mithraeum, Belgium – 1998
Doliche spelaeum , Turkey – 1998
Bornheim Sechtem, Germany – 1999
Caesarea Maritima mithraeum – recently finished reports for publication
Güglingen mithraeum, Germany – 2002
Héviz mithraeum, Hungary – 2003
Hawarte mithraeum, Syria – from 1998
Els Munts mithraeum, Spain -2004
Santo Stefano ai Lupi – Italy – 2004 (not sure if it is a mithraeum)
Apulum mithraeum, Romania – 2003 (2013) – not yet specified the functionality of the building
Apulum mithraeum, Romania – 2008 (2013)
Szombathely, Savaria mithraeum, Hungary – 2008
Inveresk mithraeum, Scotland (UK) – 2010
Angers mithraeum, France – 2010
London mithraeum (new excavations) – UK, 2013
Carmona mithraeum, Spain – 2013 (uncertain if it is a Mithraic sanctuary!)
Kempraten mithraeum, Schwitzerland – 2015
New excavations and interpretations of the Mitreo di Circo Massimo
Mariana, Corsica – 2017
Zerzevan, Turkey – 2017
Our list was used also by Rober Pearse, but obviously we used also his amazing posts on the latest news.
Szabó Csaba 
A very useful list – thank you.
Sono un ricercatore indipendente e il vostro sito è veramente eccellente per quanto riguarda in particolare le nuove scoperte su Mithra e i mitrei. Grazie per il lavoro svolto.
Grazia lei! I will publish also in the future news about Mithraic finds and results!:)
This ancient archaeology is interesting, especially if, and when connected to Zoroastrian architecture. I notice that no one from Iran has published anything yet, even though some of the oldest preRoman Anahita Temples are found in Persia. Comments?
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