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3500-year-old ceramic oven discovered in Turkey’s Tepecik Mound

24 August 2021

A 3,500-year-old ceramic oven was unearthed in Tepecik Mound in the Çine district of Aydın, in western Turkey. Tepecik Höyük,...

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Outstanding Bronze Age artifacts discovered in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France

23 August 2021

Hundreds of bronze objects have been discovered buried in pottery in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. The research team, led...

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Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japan’s Yayoi Period

23 August 2021

Are wars part of human nature? Do people tend to fight instinctively or do they war as a result of...

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New insight into the history of human presence in Paveh county, Kermanshah province, which is located in western Iran

22 August 2021

Stone tools and animal bones unearthed recently have thrown new insight into the history of human presence in Paveh county,...

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Archaeologists have discovered the origins a Herefordshire Stone Age monument

22 August 2021

Archaeologists have finally uncovered the mysterious origins of Arthur’s Stone, named after the mysterious legends of King Arthur, who inspired...

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A new study shows that the cave paintings at Cueva Ardales are the work of Neanderthals

21 August 2021

A study of pigments used in murals in the Cueva Ardales caves in southern Spain has revealed that Neanderthals, long...

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Unexpected finds under the Tel Aviv Suburban

21 August 2021

In preparation for a planned residential building project in suburban Tel Aviv, archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority have begun...

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Rare Langsax fighting blade with Viking origins discovered in Poland

20 August 2021

Archaeologists working in the Wdecki Landscape Park in Poland’s Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship have discovered a rare langsax long knife with potential...

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The world’s northernmost Palaeolithic settlement has been discovered on Kotelny Island in the Arctic

20 August 2021

During the Paleolithic period, hominins lived in tiny groups and subsisted by collecting plants, fishing, and killing or scavenging wild...

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Archaeologists discovered the monastery of Queen Cynethryth, a strong Anglo-Saxon queen

19 August 2021

Archaeologists from the University of Reading and local volunteers excavating on the grounds of Holy Trinity Church have made an...

3500-year-old ceramic oven discovered in Turkey’s Tepecik Mound

Outstanding Bronze Age artifacts discovered in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France

Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japan’s Yayoi Period

New insight into the history of human presence in Paveh county, Kermanshah province, which is located in western Iran

Archaeologists have discovered the origins a Herefordshire Stone Age monument

A new study shows that the cave paintings at Cueva Ardales are the work of Neanderthals

Unexpected finds under the Tel Aviv Suburban

Rare Langsax fighting blade with Viking origins discovered in Poland

The world’s northernmost Palaeolithic settlement has been discovered on Kotelny Island in the Arctic

Archaeologists discovered the monastery of Queen Cynethryth, a strong Anglo-Saxon queen

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