The topic of this paper is archaeological excavations conducted in the Eastern part of ancient Salona during the 21st century. In this paper special attention was paid to the revisionary archaeological excavations that were carried out in the area of the so-called Oratorium A. For many years it was believed that Oratorium A was the earliest Christian cult object in Salona, however, new excavations have rejected that theory. In Bilankuša, a protective archaeological excavation was carried on in 2001 during which the altar of Titus Flavius Lucilius was found. Protective archaeological excavations from 2001 and 2002 revealed the eastern city gate, the Porta Andetria. Furthermore, the paper focuses on a series of protective archaeological excavations that resulted in the assumption of the existence of the temple of Jupiter in the Eastern part of the city. The paper presents the excavation of the Eastern ramparts, the protective archaeological excavation in Zvonimirova ulica in 2007, the excavations of the Salona water system, the protective archaeological excavation of plot no. 5073/1, the excavation that was carried out in the area of the Episcopal complex north of the so-called Via principalis and excavations in Ulica Stjepana Radića from 2016 and 2017.