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Ruins of China’s earliest state academy found in east China

21 February 2022

The ruins of ancient China‘s first government-run institution of higher learning, built in 374 BC, have been discovered in the...

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On a 5,300-year-old skull, archaeologists find evidence of the first known ear surgery

20 February 2022

Humans may have begun performing ear surgery more than 5,000 years ago, say Spanish archaeologists. Spanish researchers say the skull...

Teotihuacan carved stone with glyph from plaza of the columns (photograph by david m. Carballo, illustrations by pedro cahuantzi hernández).

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Clarifying The Complexities Of Communication Across Millennia In Mesoamerica

20 February 2022

The long-held consensus that the more populated and “civilized” a society, the more complex their communication may be more nuanced...

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Germany: 700-year-old Causeway Found Under Central Berlin Street

19 February 2022

Archaeologists from the Landesdenkmalamt Berlin (LDA) made a sensational find during their excavation at Molkenmarkt: about 2.50 m below Stralauer...

The green pyramids of Palau: a geo-archaeological project

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Palau’s green pyramids: could be a geo-archaeological project

19 February 2022

Archaeologists from Kiel University’s Institute for Ecosystem Research (CAU) and the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) studied the so-called “Pyramids of...

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A unique gold brooch talisman with inscriptions in Latin and Hebrew was found in the UK

19 February 2022

A Medieval gold annular brooch with prayerful inscriptions has been discovered in the parish of Manningford in Wiltshire, in the...

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Burials covered in red dye discovered in Serbian barrows

18 February 2022

Polish archaeologists excavating two barrow mounds in Vojvodina, in the northern part of the Republic of Serbia, have uncovered the...

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Four-face ivory dice found at Keezhadi excavation site in India

18 February 2022

The Tamil Nadu Archaeological department along with the Archaeological Survey of India has unearthed rectangular ivory dice, in the excavation...

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8,500-year-old buildings discovered on Abu Dhabi’s Ghagha island

17 February 2022

Archaeologists in Abu Dhabi have discovered startling new evidence of the Emirates’ first known structures, which date back more than...

General view from the olive workshop in the ancient city of Dara

Anatolian Archeology, News

An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was found in the ancient city of Dara

16 February 2022

An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was unearthed in the ancient city of Dara, one of the...

Ruins of China’s earliest state academy found in east China

On a 5,300-year-old skull, archaeologists find evidence of the first known ear surgery

Clarifying The Complexities Of Communication Across Millennia In Mesoamerica

Germany: 700-year-old Causeway Found Under Central Berlin Street

Palau’s green pyramids: could be a geo-archaeological project

A unique gold brooch talisman with inscriptions in Latin and Hebrew was found in the UK

Burials covered in red dye discovered in Serbian barrows

Four-face ivory dice found at Keezhadi excavation site in India

8,500-year-old buildings discovered on Abu Dhabi’s Ghagha island

An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was found in the ancient city of Dara

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