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Severed right hands reveal Trophy-Taking practices in Ancient Egypt

2 April 2023

Twelve severed hands were found in Egypt as part of a horrifying “trophy-taking” practice that was just made revealed by...

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Scotland’s oldest tartan discovered in Highlands bog

1 April 2023

According to new research, a piece of fabric discovered in a bog in the Scottish Highlands may be the oldest...

The unfolded plate amulet. Ivaylo Kanev Team Photo

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A 1,100-year-old lead amulet of Bulgarian soldiers sieges Constantinople found

31 March 2023

A lead plate amulet bearing an inscription in Cyrillic dating from the times of Tsar Simeon the Great was discovered...

The archaeological site of Xkipche exhibits features consistent with Maya Puuc-style architecture.

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Maya Archaeological site for sale on Facebook has stirred controversy in Yucatán and across Mexico

31 March 2023

Over 249 hectares of land for sale on Facebook Marketplace has sparked controversy in Yucatan and across Mexico. The property,...

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2,000-year-old bamboo slips discovered in Yunnan

31 March 2023

Thousands of bamboo slips (rectangles tied together to form books) have been discovered at the Hebosuo archaeological site in southwestern...

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The secret of the mummy in the Crystal coffin found in a garage in San Francisco

30 March 2023

Mysterious mummies are a symbol of ancient lost times, which we often associate with Egypt and other ancient civilizations. Therefore,...

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Chinese Paleontologists discovered a 170-million-year-old flower

29 March 2023

Chinese paleontologists discovered fossils of an ancient plant dating back approximately 170 million years. The Chinese Academy of Sciences Nanjing...

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Naked Venus statue discovered in a Roman garbage dump in France

29 March 2023

Archaeologists from the French National Institute for Preventative Archaeological Research (Inrap) has been uncovered a trove of artifacts, including two...

Cover Photo: A close-up of the curious Roman fragment. Andrew Williams/ Norfolk County Council

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Roman gilded silver fragment uncovered in Norfolk baffles researchers

27 March 2023

In Norfolk, a metal detector uncovered an ancient Roman fragment made of gilded silver. The piece was clearly a part...

Archaeologists uncovered 3,200-year-old a ‘golden tomb’ during excavations in Armenia

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Archaeologists uncovered a ‘golden tomb’ during excavations in Armenia

26 March 2023

A team of archaeologists made up of Polish and Armenian scientists has discovered a “golden tomb” containing two skeletons in...

Severed right hands reveal Trophy-Taking practices in Ancient Egypt

Scotland’s oldest tartan discovered in Highlands bog

A 1,100-year-old lead amulet of Bulgarian soldiers sieges Constantinople found

Maya Archaeological site for sale on Facebook has stirred controversy in Yucatán and across Mexico

2,000-year-old bamboo slips discovered in Yunnan

The secret of the mummy in the Crystal coffin found in a garage in San Francisco

Chinese Paleontologists discovered a 170-million-year-old flower

Naked Venus statue discovered in a Roman garbage dump in France

Roman gilded silver fragment uncovered in Norfolk baffles researchers

Archaeologists uncovered a ‘golden tomb’ during excavations in Armenia

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