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Pendants and beads reveal nine European Cultures living across the continent 30,000 years ago

1 February 2024

In a new study, researchers have constructed a continent-wide database of personal ornaments worn by Europeans 34,000-24,000 years ago, a...

Skeletal remains of an adult and a child at Dunstable Downs (ill./©: illustration from the book "Man, The Primeval Savage" (1894) by Worthington Smith

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Infinite Embrace: New research sheds light on Bronze Age family relationships that link Britain to Luxembourg

30 January 2024

A new study of early Bronze Age examples from Luxembourg and Britain, led by researchers from the universities of Mainz...

The discovery of a jade mask in a tomb in Guatemala might be evidence of a royal burial. Photo: Facebook / University of Alabama, Department of Anthropology

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A Stunning Jade mask discovered in tomb of Maya King in Guatemala

28 January 2024

Archaeologists excavating a looted pyramid tomb in the ruins of a Mayan city in Peten, northeast Guatemala, have discovered a...

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Skeleton Of “Spanish Monk” in Palace of Cortés Turns Out To Be An Aztec Woman

26 January 2024

Recent research at the Palace of Cortés in Cuernavaca, Mexico, has revealed a grave historical error. For 50 years, it...

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In the Mediterranean Oldest Hand-Sewn Boat is Preparing for its Next Journey

25 January 2024

The oldest hand-sewn boat in the Mediterranean was discovered in the Bay of Zambratija near Umag on Croatia’s Istrian peninsula....

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Serbian Archaeologists Unearth Roman Triumphal Arch Dedicated to Emperor Caracalla

24 January 2024

Archaeologists in Serbia have unearthed an ancient Roman triumphal arch dating back to the third century at Viminacium, a Roman...

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A 2,000-year-old monumental Roman villa Found Under a Seaside May Be Pliny the Elder’s house

23 January 2024

Researchers have discovered the remnants of a massive Roman villa thought to have ties to Pliny the Elder while working...

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Women buried with thick twisted bronze neck rings and buckets on their feet found in Ukraine

20 January 2024

Archaeologists discovered the remains of men buried with weapons such as axes, spearheads, and swords, and women buried with thick...

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2,800-Year-Old ‘Pharmaceutical production area’ discovered in ancient Thracian City

19 January 2024

Archaeologists have unearthed a “pharmaceutical production area” supported by a water source during ongoing excavations in the Thracian Ancient City...

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2800-year-old settlement discovered in Vadnagar, India

17 January 2024

An excavation in Gujarat’s Vadnagar, about 900 km southwest of New Delhi, India, has found the remains of a settlement...

Pendants and beads reveal nine European Cultures living across the continent 30,000 years ago

Infinite Embrace: New research sheds light on Bronze Age family relationships that link Britain to Luxembourg

A Stunning Jade mask discovered in tomb of Maya King in Guatemala

Skeleton Of “Spanish Monk” in Palace of Cortés Turns Out To Be An Aztec Woman

In the Mediterranean Oldest Hand-Sewn Boat is Preparing for its Next Journey

Serbian Archaeologists Unearth Roman Triumphal Arch Dedicated to Emperor Caracalla

A 2,000-year-old monumental Roman villa Found Under a Seaside May Be Pliny the Elder’s house

Women buried with thick twisted bronze neck rings and buckets on their feet found in Ukraine

2,800-Year-Old ‘Pharmaceutical production area’ discovered in ancient Thracian City

2800-year-old settlement discovered in Vadnagar, India

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A Massive Second Temple–Era Quarry and a 2,000-Year-Old Key Unearthed in Jerusalem

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