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Rare gold gifts 2300 years old discovered in the famous Phoenician city of Carthage

17 August 2023

Archaeologists excavating the sanctuary of Tophet, Carthage uncovered a collection of offerings, Tunisia’s Ministry of Cultural Affairs announced in a...

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40 Skeletons in Giant Jars Found in the Corsica Necropolis

16 May 2021

Archaeologists working on the French island of Corsica discovered around 40 ancient graves where persons were buried inside gigantic jars...

Rare gold gifts 2300 years old discovered in the famous Phoenician city of Carthage

40 Skeletons in Giant Jars Found in the Corsica Necropolis

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