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Samen Underground City Getting Prepared for Public Visits

6 June 2021

Samen Underground City is a unique structure in Iran and the extent of such a structure has not been observed...

Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists in Israel are restoring the largest Roman Basilica in the country

6 June 2021

Archaeologists in Israel are trying to rebuild a 2,000-year-old Roman-era basilica that is thought to be the country’s biggest. A...

Classical Archeology, News

According to researchers, the bones discovered underneath St. Peter’s Basilica may not be his

5 June 2021

Three Italian researchers have voiced doubts about whether St. Peter’s bones are buried underneath the Rome basilica that bears his...

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Rai Stones and Bitcoin Similarity

5 June 2021

Human civilizations tend to assign monetary worth to goods based on scarcity, among other factors. This is unquestionably true in...

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Stone Age Loved to Dance to the Rhythm of the Elk Tooth Rattles

4 June 2021

Thousands of years ago, people danced frequently and to the rhythm. This is the conclusion of the discovery of elk...

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Was Stavanger Cathedral Built on a Viking Settlement?

4 June 2021

Archaeologists have discovered animal bones and habitation evidence underneath the northern part of Stavanger cathedral that they believe date from...

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The Newgrange of Ireland older than the Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge

3 June 2021

Newgrange is a 5,200-year-old ancient tomb located in the Boyne Valley in Ireland’s Ancient East. Archaeologists have classified Newgrange as...

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A newly Discovered Church in Sudan could be a Cathedral

2 June 2021

Archaeologists have found the remains of the largest church known from medieval Nubia in old Dongola (Sudan). Dongola was the...

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Neanderthals too may have Developed a System of Numerical Notation

2 June 2021

People developed numbers tens of thousands of years ago, according to archeological findings. Scholars are now investigating the first comprehensive...

One of the rabbit bones dated for the study. Photo courtesy of Andrew Somerville

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New Evidence could Change the Date People First Arrived in North America

2 June 2021

While investigating the origins of agriculture, researchers made an unexpected discovery. According to an unexpected finding made by an Iowa...

Samen Underground City Getting Prepared for Public Visits

Archaeologists in Israel are restoring the largest Roman Basilica in the country

According to researchers, the bones discovered underneath St. Peter’s Basilica may not be his

Rai Stones and Bitcoin Similarity

Stone Age Loved to Dance to the Rhythm of the Elk Tooth Rattles

Was Stavanger Cathedral Built on a Viking Settlement?

The Newgrange of Ireland older than the Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge

A newly Discovered Church in Sudan could be a Cathedral

Neanderthals too may have Developed a System of Numerical Notation

New Evidence could Change the Date People First Arrived in North America

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2,700-Year-Old Rare Bronze Knives from the Early Saka Period Unearthed in Kazakhstan

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