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Paleontologists discovered Super-sized fossil skink

14 June 2023

According to newly discovered fossils, a giant skink with spiky armor and powerful jaws roamed New South Wales until about...

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Hand disease known as Viking disease may have its origins in Neanderthal genes

14 June 2023

A recent study in the Oxford University Press journal Molecular Biology and Evolution demonstrates that a condition known as Dupuytren’s...

Classical Archeology, News

‘Incredibly Rare’ Roman Mausoleum Unearthed Near London Bridge Station

13 June 2023

Archaeologists report discovering an “incredibly rare” and featured preserved floors and walls Roman mausoleum near London Bridge Station, UK. Archaeologists...

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Evidence of textile manufacture dating back millennia was found in an area famous for the Witney Blanket

12 June 2023

Archaeological excavations at the site of Oxfordshire County Council’s project to build the A40 Science Transit Park and Ride at...

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New research, prove that Romans were breeding small bulldogs

11 June 2023

Researchers have proven that breeding small brachycephalic (shorter-nosed) dogs took place already in ancient Rome. Research on a 2,000 years...

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Stone Penis Found in Medieval Spanish ruins Had Violent Purpose

11 June 2023

Archaeologists found a six-inch stone penis while excavating the Tower of Meira (Torre de Meira) in the city of Ría...

Culture, News

The Kyrgyz epic ‘Manas’ manuscripts were included in the UNESCO Memory of the World

10 June 2023

Manuscripts of the Kyrgyz epic “Manas” by narrator Sagymbay Orozbakov have been inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World...

News, Travel

Explore 1,400-year-old ruins, submerged in Eastern China – Atlantis of China

10 June 2023

Deep in Qiandao Lake, between China’s Five Lion Mountains, lie the mysterious ruins of two ancient cities, dating back to...

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Countless Votive Offerings Discovered at Ancient Sanctuary on Greek Island Kythnos

10 June 2023

Archaeologists excavating a hilltop temple complex on the Cycladic island of Kythnos (commonly called Thermia) Greece have unearthed more than...

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Archaeologists say 12,000-year-old flutes discovered in northern Israel may have been used to lure falcons

9 June 2023

New research reveals that about 12,000 years ago, in northern Israel, humans turned the bones of small birds into instruments...

Paleontologists discovered Super-sized fossil skink

Hand disease known as Viking disease may have its origins in Neanderthal genes

‘Incredibly Rare’ Roman Mausoleum Unearthed Near London Bridge Station

Evidence of textile manufacture dating back millennia was found in an area famous for the Witney Blanket

New research, prove that Romans were breeding small bulldogs

Stone Penis Found in Medieval Spanish ruins Had Violent Purpose

The Kyrgyz epic ‘Manas’ manuscripts were included in the UNESCO Memory of the World

Explore 1,400-year-old ruins, submerged in Eastern China – Atlantis of China

Countless Votive Offerings Discovered at Ancient Sanctuary on Greek Island Kythnos

Archaeologists say 12,000-year-old flutes discovered in northern Israel may have been used to lure falcons

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Ghost Fleet of the Iron Age: Three Ancient Shipwrecks Rewrite the Story of Mediterranean Seafaring

New Archaeological Discoveries at Lystra — the Sacred Anatolian City Cited Eight Times in the Bible

Discovery of Celtic Coins in the Czech Republic Unveils an Unknown Celtic Settlement

The Lost Georgian King: Archaeologists Discover the Tomb of Ashot the Great Beneath Gevhernik Fortress

Lost Voices of Teotihuacan: Scientists May Have Deciphered the Ancient City’s Language

Unique Bronze Box Depicting a Roman Temple Unearthed in the Canabae of Legio V Macedonica at Turda, Romania

Newly Discovered 4,000-Year-Old Elamite Relief in Iran Depicts a King Praying to the Sun and Justice God

New Discoveries in Nineveh: Archaeologists Unearth Fifteen Lamassu and Stunning Reliefs in Ancient Assyrian Palace

Historic Discovery in Karahantepe: The First T-Shaped Pillar with a Human Face Unearthed

Ancient Graffiti Unearthed at Artezian in Crimea: A Hidden Message on Temple Plaster