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A Maeotian Warrior’s Burial in Southern Russia Held Gold Coins, a Sacrificed Horse and a Cup Engraved With a Pentagram
A Maeotian warrior's burial at Vinogradny 1 in southern Russia, dated to the early first century…
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Israel Returned 22 Illegally Removed Antiquities to Greece, the First Such Repatriation Between the Two Countries
Israel handed 22 antiquities back to Greece at the National Archaeological Museum in Athens on 13…
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A Roman-Era Child’s Grave in Bulgaria Held Gold Earrings and a Coin of Emperor Aurelian, Minted AD 274 to 275
A rescue excavation in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, found a Roman-era child's grave with two gold earrings…
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Three Charred Communion Loaves, Two Stamped With Crosses, Found on a Church Staircase in Novgorod, Russia
Archaeologists report three small charred loaves of church bread on a staircase of the Church of…
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A Baby’s Bones Suggest Mammoth Made Up 35 to 40% of an Ice Age Clovis Mother’s Diet
Bones of the Anzick child suggest mammoth supplied about 35 to 40% of its mother's diet,…
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DNA Shows Pompeii’s Famous ‘Mother and Child’ Cast Was an Unrelated Adult and Child
A Current Biology DNA study finds that one Pompeii cast long read as a mother and…
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Oxford-led researchers found that at least 37 people died violently about 4,000 years ago in Somerset,…
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A study of 54 burials at 11 sites finds that hunter-gatherers in southern China and Southeast…
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INAH Says a Puebla Complex Worked as a Solar Observatory Over 2,500 Years Ago, the First Outside the Maya Area
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A Roman Camp in Slovakia Holds Remains Dumped in Wells and Military Sandals That Still Have Their Iron Hobnails
Archaeologists at the Šurany camp in southwestern Slovakia found skeletons in ditches, wells and shallow graves,…
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A Fossil From the Isle of Wight Is a New Long-Clawed Predator, About 120 Million Years Old and Probably Human-Sized
A skull fragment that sat in the Natural History Museum's collection since 1924 belongs to Invictibellatrix…
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