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News October 6, 2025
Survey Spots Paleolithic Tools Along Turkey’s Aegean Coastline
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News October 6, 2025
What Happened to South America’s Megafauna?
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News October 3, 2025
Paleolithic Dwelling Uncovered in Norway
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News October 3, 2025
Germany’s Early Neolithic Farmers Diversified Their Crops
University of Cologne
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News October 3, 2025
Roman-Era Philanthropist’s Grave Identified in Turkey
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News October 2, 2025
Faces of Four Mummified Andean People Reconstructed
Face Lab, Liverpool John Moores University
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News October 2, 2025
2,000-Year-Old Remains of Wounded Man Examined in Iran
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News October 2, 2025
Rare Objects Unearthed in Ancient Troy
Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism
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News November 1, 2021
Heads of Two Statues Uncovered in Turkey
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News November 1, 2021
Bronze Age Swords Unearthed in Greece
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News October 29, 2021
Possible Gladiator’s Cell Uncovered at Richborough Amphitheater
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News October 29, 2021
Roman Statues Unearthed in England
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News October 28, 2021
Name Change Suggested for Ancestors of Modern Humans
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News October 28, 2021
Technique Examines Sitting Bull's Familial DNA
(Catalog EL00226, courtesy Department of Anthropology, Smithsonian Institution) -
News October 28, 2021
New Protein Analysis Sheds Light on Sicán Tomb in Peru
(Adapted from Journal of Proteome Research 2021, DOI: 10.1021/acs.jproteome.1c00472) -
News October 27, 2021
Evidence of Prehistoric Humans Found on the Falkland Islands
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News October 27, 2021
Conservation of England’s Mary Rose Continues
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News October 27, 2021
Genomes of China’s Tarim Basin Mummies Analyzed
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News October 26, 2021
New Thoughts on the Study of Cremated Remains
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News October 26, 2021
Industrial-Sized Tannery Detected at Medieval Abbey in England
(Visualising Heritage, University of Bradford)
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