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5,500-year-old Menhir discovered in Portugal

28 August 2023

A 5,500-year-old (that is around 3500 BC) menhir has been discovered in the town of São Brás de Alportel in...

Anatolian Archeology, News

One of the earliest water channels in history dating back 8,200 years was discovered in western Türkiye

27 August 2023

One of the earliest water channels in history dating back 8,200 years was found during the excavation work carried out...

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Archaeologists discovered a dragon made of mussel shells in in Inner Mongolia

26 August 2023

Archaeologists discovered a dragon made of mussel shells earlier this week in Chifeng, North China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, which...

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Hundreds Of Mummified Bees inside their Cocoons from the Time of the Pharaohs found in Portugal

25 August 2023

Hundreds of mummified bees inside their cocoons have been found on the southwest coast of Portugal, in a new paleontological...

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A Mikveh or Jewish ritual bath discovered in basement of former strip club in Poland

24 August 2023

Marian Zwolski, a Chmielnik businessman, bought a former nightclub that had been closed for 15 years a few years ago....

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Malaysian rock art found to depict Ruling class and Indigenous tribes conflict

23 August 2023

Researchers discovered that two anthropomorphic figures of indigenous warriors were created amid geopolitical tensions with the ruling class and other...

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On the eastern shore of the Marmara Sea, off the coast of Yalova, a 1700-year-old Shipwreck was discovered

23 August 2023

A 1700-year-old shipwreck was discovered during maritime police training dives in the province of Yalova, located on the east coast...

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Medieval Hub of Arts & Crafts Center discovered in Nola: The discovery could rewrite the history of early medieval Nola

23 August 2023

On the outskirts of Nola, a district from the early Middle Ages has been discovered. According to the Soprintendenza Archeologia,...

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İnkaya Cave excavations in Türkiye’s western uncovers 86,000-year-old traces of human life

22 August 2023

In the excavations carried out in the İnkaya Cave in Çanakkale, located in the northwestern part of Türkiye, in addition...

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Japan’s Ancient Practice Of Cranial Modification: Hirota people in Tanegashima

21 August 2023

A team of researchers from Kyushu University and the University of Montana has found evidence suggesting that the Hirota community,...

5,500-year-old Menhir discovered in Portugal

One of the earliest water channels in history dating back 8,200 years was discovered in western Türkiye

Archaeologists discovered a dragon made of mussel shells in in Inner Mongolia

Hundreds Of Mummified Bees inside their Cocoons from the Time of the Pharaohs found in Portugal

A Mikveh or Jewish ritual bath discovered in basement of former strip club in Poland

Malaysian rock art found to depict Ruling class and Indigenous tribes conflict

On the eastern shore of the Marmara Sea, off the coast of Yalova, a 1700-year-old Shipwreck was discovered

Medieval Hub of Arts & Crafts Center discovered in Nola: The discovery could rewrite the history of early medieval Nola

İnkaya Cave excavations in Türkiye’s western uncovers 86,000-year-old traces of human life

Japan’s Ancient Practice Of Cranial Modification: Hirota people in Tanegashima

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