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Archaeology Student Discovers Carefully Carved Stone Head at Viking Settlement in Scotland’s Orkney Islands
Found on the island of Rousay, the red sandstone artifact adds to the layered history of an archaeological site in the ...
Archaeologists have stumbled upon what they think are the remains of a centuries-old Maya rebel stronghold in Mexico. Deep ...
A documentary filmmaker and amateur archaeologist, he was consumed by the desire to find an ancient city in the Arabian ...
In today’s rapidly changing news landscape, many peer-reviewed studies don’t receive mass media attention. But studies that ...
Human remains from 11 individuals recovered from El Mirador Cave in Spain showed evidence of cannibalism, archaeologists have ...
Small settlements and the scourge of slavery left gaps in Africa’s archaeological record. Yet sites and artifacts are ...
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Ancient Romans Loved Fossils Just as Much as We Do, Even Though They May Not Have Fully Understood What They Were
The newly discovered trilobite may be hundreds of millions of years old, but its use 2,000 years ago as an amulet is the ...
Exhibition with 485 ancient artifacts inaugurated by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at Presidential Complex in Ankara ...
The story of the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley off Charleston 25 years ago continues to shed light on Civil War history ...
Keeladi archaeological site reveals an ancient urban Tamil civilization predating classical Indian settlements ...
As the world warms, long-lost shipwrecks and frozen artifacts are emerging from melting glaciers and eroding beaches. But there's also a downside.
Archaeologists have found human remains at the cave before, some even older than 100,000 years. But this latest discovery is ...
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