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The bronze arm ring in situ. Photo: NHM VIENNA, STEFAN KROJER

Early Iron Age cremation burial containing bronze jewelry and rare textile fragments found in Austria

9 July 2023

Archeologists from the Vienna Natural History Museum (NHM), a cremation burial containing bronze jewelry and rare surviving textile fragments have...

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Archaeologists discovered a mausoleum dating back to Golden Horde era in Kazakhstan

8 July 2023

Remains of a mausoleum dating back to the Golden Horde in the 15th century were discovered on the territory of...

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Giant handaxe discovered at Ice Age site in Kent, UK

8 July 2023

Researchers in Kent in southeastern England have discovered a prehistoric handaxe so big it would have been almost impossible to...

One of the skeletons with tomb gifts (c. 1350 BCE). Photo: P.M. Fischer

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Tombs rich in artifacts discovered by Swedish archaeologists in Cyprus

7 July 2023

A Swedish archaeological expedition made the extraordinary discovery of tombs outside the Bronze Age trading metropolis of Hala Sultan Tekke...

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Genetic Analysis Reveals A Woman As The Highest-Ranking Individual In Copper Age Spain: ‘Ivory Lady’

6 July 2023

According to a study published Thursday (July 6) in the journal Scientific Reports, the highest-status individual in ancient Copper Age...

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2,500-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck Being Rescued By Spanish Archaeologists

6 July 2023

A 2,500-year-old Phoenician shipwreck has been found underwater in the southeastern Spanish region of Murcia. An extraordinary Phoenician shipwreck dating...

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2,000-year-old Roman pewter hoard discovered in Suffolk

4 July 2023

A rare hoard of Roman pewter has been discovered in Euston, western Suffolk, in eastern England. The rare discovery includes...

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Norwegian couple found a Viking Age Grave And Sword in their garden

3 July 2023

While trying to expand their home, a Norwegian couple found a Viking Age grave and sword in their garden. It’s...

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Origin of Ivory Rings Found in Elite Anglo-Saxon Burials

2 July 2023

An elite class of ancient Anglo-Saxon women were buried with hundreds of ivory rings, and the origin of these ivory...

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Archaeologists may have found Lyobaa, the Zapotec Land of the Dead

1 July 2023

An archaeological team from the Lyobaa project has confirmed the existence of a vast Zapotec underground complex in their study...

Early Iron Age cremation burial containing bronze jewelry and rare textile fragments found in Austria

Archaeologists discovered a mausoleum dating back to Golden Horde era in Kazakhstan

Giant handaxe discovered at Ice Age site in Kent, UK

Tombs rich in artifacts discovered by Swedish archaeologists in Cyprus

Genetic Analysis Reveals A Woman As The Highest-Ranking Individual In Copper Age Spain: ‘Ivory Lady’

2,500-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck Being Rescued By Spanish Archaeologists

2,000-year-old Roman pewter hoard discovered in Suffolk

Norwegian couple found a Viking Age Grave And Sword in their garden

Origin of Ivory Rings Found in Elite Anglo-Saxon Burials

Archaeologists may have found Lyobaa, the Zapotec Land of the Dead

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