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Ancient tomb with prayer-related murals found in China’s Shanxi

25 December 2021

Archaeologists in north China’s Shanxi Province have found an ancient tomb dating back to the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234) with murals...

Mesopotamia, News

Glazed Bricks with Bull and Dragon Motifs Discovered at Persepolis

17 December 2021

A team of Iranian and Italian archaeologists recently unearthed some glazed bricks bearing bull and dragon motifs in the ancient...

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As a result of an operation in western Turkey, 4 skulls belonging to the Jivaro tribe of South American origin were seized

14 December 2021

In the operation held in the Aliağa district of İzmir, 400 historical artifacts belonging to various periods were seized, including...

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Denisovans or Homo Sapiens: Who Were the First to Settle Permanently on the Tibetan Plateau?

8 December 2021

The Tibetan Plateau has long been considered one of the last places to be populated by people in their migration...

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Archaeologists discover the Americas’ oldest adobe architecture

7 December 2021

On the north coast of Peru, researchers have discovered the oldest adobe architecture in the Americas, constructed with ancient mud...

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Tanzania’s mysterious footprints were made by early humans, not bears

6 December 2021

The prehistoric footprints discovered by archaeologists caused confusion because scientists looked at them again to determine whether they were left...

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History, geography, and evolution are rewrites thanks to an incredible dinosaur trove discovered in Italy

2 December 2021

A dinosaur trove in Italy rewrites the history, geography, and evolution of the ancient Mediterranean area. Italy is not exactly...

Classical Archeology, News

Excavation in Larissa finds a Hellenistic era sanctuary

27 November 2021

The Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sport reported on Friday the discovery of ancient Greek and Hellenistic era structures at...

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Mothers in the prehistoric were far more skilled at parenting their children than we give them credit for

24 November 2021

The death rate of newborns in ancient cultures is not a reflection of inadequate healthcare, sickness, or other issues, according...

The collection of four boomerangs was analyzed by archaeologists and Traditional Owners. Photo: Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka Traditional Landowners Aboriginal Corporation / Flinders University

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“Non-returning” Aboriginal boomerangs were discovered in Cooper Creek dried-up riverbed

22 November 2021

The drying waters of the Cooper Creek river have revealed extremely rare 4 boomerangs that have been partially buried. The...

Ancient tomb with prayer-related murals found in China’s Shanxi

Glazed Bricks with Bull and Dragon Motifs Discovered at Persepolis

As a result of an operation in western Turkey, 4 skulls belonging to the Jivaro tribe of South American origin were seized

Denisovans or Homo Sapiens: Who Were the First to Settle Permanently on the Tibetan Plateau?

Archaeologists discover the Americas’ oldest adobe architecture

Tanzania’s mysterious footprints were made by early humans, not bears

History, geography, and evolution are rewrites thanks to an incredible dinosaur trove discovered in Italy

Excavation in Larissa finds a Hellenistic era sanctuary

Mothers in the prehistoric were far more skilled at parenting their children than we give them credit for

“Non-returning” Aboriginal boomerangs were discovered in Cooper Creek dried-up riverbed

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16th-Century Shipwreck Discovered at Record Depth Off French Mediterranean Coast

Earliest Known East Anglian Gold Coin Found: A Fusion of Pagan and Christian Imagery