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558 Medieval Coins Near Madaras Headline a Major Hungarian Archaeology Book
Archaeology
558 Medieval Coins Near Madaras Headline a Major Hungarian Archaeology Book
Community archaeologists recovered 558 medieval coins near Madaras, Hungary, a hoard probably buried under King Béla…
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History and Culture
How medieval Trondheim’s waste rules may have spread roundworm
Researchers say medieval Trondheim in Norway built early public health rules, but moving latrine waste onto…
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A Gutenberg-Era Page Hid in a Scrapbook for 100 Years
History and Culture
A Gutenberg-Era Page Hid in a Scrapbook for 100 Years
A single printed page, set in type made by Gutenberg's associates Johann Fust and Peter Schoeffer,…
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Medieval Teeth Reveal Toxic Leprosy Treatments
Archaeology
Medieval Teeth Reveal Toxic Leprosy Treatments
Medieval teeth are rewriting the history of leprosy treatment. By measuring mercury levels in dental calculus…
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Iron Helmets From Spain’s Seabed Were Medieval, Not Ancient
Archaeology
Iron Helmets From Spain’s Seabed Were Medieval, Not Ancient
A new study in Antiquity has overturned decades of assumption: iron helmets recovered from the seabed…
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The Medieval Ship Under Tallinn That Still Had Its Compass
Archaeology
The Medieval Ship Under Tallinn That Still Had Its Compass
A new dendrochronological study of the Lootsi 8 cog, a 14th-century merchant ship found under a…
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Scotland’s Oldest Gold Dental Bridge Discovered
Archaeology
Scotland’s Oldest Gold Dental Bridge Discovered
A 20-carat gold dental bridge found in a medieval Aberdeen grave is Scotland's oldest known dental…
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The Forgotten Potters of Würenlingen Who Rewrote Medieval History
Archaeology
The Forgotten Potters of Würenlingen Who Rewrote Medieval History
A rare medieval pottery kiln discovered in a rural Swiss village completely rewrites our understanding of…
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A Masterpiece in the Mud: The Brilliant Anglo Saxon Artifact Found in Suffolk
Archaeology
A Masterpiece in the Mud: The Brilliant Anglo Saxon Artifact Found in Suffolk
Discover the breathtaking ninth century Anglo Saxon strap end unearthed in Suffolk. This silver and copper…
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Praying Bears Plaque Found in Altai Grave Rewrites Ancient Siberian History
Archaeology
Praying Bears Plaque Found in Altai Grave Rewrites Ancient Siberian History
A 1,300-year-old bronze plaque of 'praying' bears, found in an elite woman's grave in Altai, reveals…
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Why Did Ancient Nubians Tattoo Their Toddlers?
Archaeology
Why Did Ancient Nubians Tattoo Their Toddlers?
Archaeologists have discovered 1,400-year-old tattoos on toddlers in medieval Nubia. This finding reveals ancient Christian rituals…
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