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Southeast Asia's oldest stringed instrument may be a 2,000-year-old antler
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Southeast Asia’s oldest stringed instrument may be a 2,000-year-old antler

21 February 2023

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21 February 2023

Archaeologists unearth a 2,000-year-old stringed instrument made from deer antler in southern Vietnam. This unusual deer antler may be one...

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300-Year-Old Sacred Mummified Mermaid From Japan’s Mystery Solved

20 February 2023

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20 February 2023

A mummified mermaid has been worshiped in Japan for centuries because locals believe it has healing powers. However, upon closer...

Leonardo Da Vinci
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Lost sketches by Leonardo Da Vinci show that he understood gravity long before Newton

19 February 2023

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19 February 2023

Leonardo da Vinci’s centuries-old sketches show that he may have understood key aspects of gravity long before Galileo, Newton, and...

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2,400-year-old unearthed flush toilet in China

18 February 2023

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18 February 2023

According to a China Daily report, the lower parts of a flush toilet estimated to be 2,400 years old have...

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Saudi Archaeologists have discovered a pre-Islamic Musnad inscription and a bronze bullhead

18 February 2023

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18 February 2023

Saudi archaeologists have discovered the longest pre-Islamic Musnad inscription -of the ancient south Arabian script- and three gold rings and...

The fragment found in a field near the town of Kortessem in Flanders is clearly part of a Roman dodecahedron. Photo: Kris Vandevorst/Flanders Heritage Agency
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1,600-year-old fragment Of Enigmatic Roman Artifact Discovered In Belgium

17 February 2023

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17 February 2023

A metal detectorist in Belgium discovered a piece of a mysterious bronze artifact known as a Roman dodecahedron, which is...

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Roman soldier’s 1,900-year-old payslip uncovered in Masada

16 February 2023

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16 February 2023

During excavations at Masada, archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities (IAA) uncovered a papyrus payslip dated to 72 BC belonging to...

1 / 1Unku found in Caleta Vitor Bay. Top: sides A and B from the wearer’s point of view (photographs by Paola Salgado); bottom: illustration of the tapestry tunic from the weaver’s position and viewpoint (illustration by Paola Salgado).
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Researchers excavating the burial site along Caleta Vítor Bay in northern Chile found an Inka Tunic or unku

15 February 2023

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15 February 2023

A recently published study, co-authored by a research professor at George Washington University, looks at the Inka Empire’s (also known...

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Unlucky medieval woman underwent at least two skull surgeries in Longobard Italy

14 February 2023

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14 February 2023

A detailed examination of the skull of a woman who lived at the medieval settlement of Castel Trosino in central...

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Denmark King’s spice cabinet discovered on Gribshunden

13 February 2023

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13 February 2023

The Gribshunden, a 15th-century Danish royal warship, was uncovered to have been loaded with botanical materials, including the first archaeological...

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