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News February 6, 2026
Earliest Evidence of Sewn Hide Identified in Oregon Cave
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News February 6, 2026
Aqueduct at Early Italian Villa Explored
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News February 6, 2026
Mysterious Medieval Tunnel Discovered Under Neolithic Monument in Germany
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News February 5, 2026
1,100-Year-Old Burial Pit Unearthed in Cambridgeshire
Cambridge Archaeological Unit/David Matzliach
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News February 5, 2026
Roman Shipwreck Discovered Off Coast of Southern Italy
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News February 5, 2026
Roman Carriage Ornament Found in England
The British Museum Portable Antiquities Scheme
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News February 4, 2026
6,500-Year-Old Fetal Burials in Iran Examined
Alirezazadeh and Bahranipoor 2026, Archaeological Research in Asia -
News February 4, 2026
Small Bone from Possible War Elephant Identified in Spain
Agustín López Jiménez
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News March 9, 2024
“Birthplace of Texas” Excavated
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News March 9, 2024
Survey Records Archaeological Sites in Southern Cyprus
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News March 9, 2024
500-Year-Old Christian Artifacts Recovered in Sweden
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News March 7, 2024
How Did Chocolate Spread Across South America?
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News March 7, 2024
Burials in Spain’s Cave of the Ravines Span 4,000 Years
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News March 7, 2024
Stone Tools From Ukraine Dated to One Million Years Ago
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News March 6, 2024
Demolished 20th-Century Neighborhood Investigated in Finland
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News March 6, 2024
Medieval Convent Excavated in France
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News March 6, 2024
Plague Pits Uncovered in Germany
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News March 5, 2024
Genes of Europe’s Last Hunter-Gatherers Examined
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News March 5, 2024
Stacks of Bones Unearthed in Western Mexico
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News March 5, 2024
Unbaked Neolithic Bread Identified in Turkey
(Ali Umut Türkcan)
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