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Life in Trabzon Started in This Cave 13,000 Years Ago

12 March 2021

Karadeniz Technical University Archeology Department academicians found that life in Trabzon started 13,000 years ago in the Koskarlı Cave. Koskarlı...

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Women May Have Ruled El Algar in the Bronze Age

12 March 2021

The diadem found in the Bronze Age tomb belonging to the El Algar culture may have belonged to a queen....

Gudrid Torbjörnsdottir is mentioned in Icelandic sagas.

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Found Home of the Legendary Viking Woman Who Crossed the Atlantic 500 Years Before Columbus

11 March 2021

Archaeologists in Iceland recently excavated a farm believed to belong to the legendary Viking woman Gudrid Torbjörnsdottir. She is believed...

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Interesting Social Dimensions of Rare Diseases Seen in the Bronze Age

10 March 2021

When it comes to Rare Diseases, what almost all of us think of is that this disease has affected very...

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Poland’s largest megalithic cemetery discovered

3 March 2021

Archaeologists excavated in Poland discovered a large megalithic complex, including dozens of tombs dating back 5,500 years. The site was...

Egypt, Egyptian Archeology, Interesting News

The World’s First Pet Cemetery May Have Been Found in Ancient Egypt

2 March 2021

Hundreds of animal skeletons found in Berenice harbor in 2011 made researchers think that this place was used as a...

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Construction Workers Discovered Ancient Sarcophagus in Turkey

2 March 2021

On Monday, reports said that during excavations in the Seyitgazi region of Eskisehir Province in northwestern Turkey, municipal staff unexpectedly...

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Researchers Say that Neanderthals Had the Same Hearing Capacity as Humans

1 March 2021

Virtual reconstructions of Neanderthal ears show that had the same physical capacity for hearing as modern humans, and by inference...

Classical Archeology, Egyptian Archeology, Interesting News, Mesopotamia

How Was the Life of Teenager in Ancient Times?

1 March 2021

Youth is the same in every era. Not so hard to guess. How was your life as a teenager? You...

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God Vishnumurthy Statue Found in a Well in Karnataka

28 February 2021

A statue of the god Vishnumurthy dumped into a well was found near a destroyed Udupi temple in the state...

Life in Trabzon Started in This Cave 13,000 Years Ago

Women May Have Ruled El Algar in the Bronze Age

Found Home of the Legendary Viking Woman Who Crossed the Atlantic 500 Years Before Columbus

Interesting Social Dimensions of Rare Diseases Seen in the Bronze Age

Poland’s largest megalithic cemetery discovered

The World’s First Pet Cemetery May Have Been Found in Ancient Egypt

Construction Workers Discovered Ancient Sarcophagus in Turkey

Researchers Say that Neanderthals Had the Same Hearing Capacity as Humans

How Was the Life of Teenager in Ancient Times?

God Vishnumurthy Statue Found in a Well in Karnataka

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