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News October 13, 2025
Subsurface Scanning Detects Structures at World’s Oldest Cult Center
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News October 10, 2025
Tooth Study Suggests Syria’s Early Farmers Welcomed Newcomers
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News October 9, 2025
Chile Repatriates Artifacts to Peru
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News October 9, 2025
Excavation Concludes at Prehistoric Settlement on Cyprus
Department of Antiquities Cyprus
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News October 13, 2025
DNA Study of China’s First Farmers Reveals Population Movements
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News October 10, 2025
Injuries Suffered by Hunter-Gatherers in Argentina Analyzed
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News October 10, 2025
Possible Phrygian Temple Discovered in Turkey
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News October 9, 2025
Researchers Analyze Bulgaria’s Traditional “Ant Yogurt” Recipe
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News March 17, 2021
Toothpick Use Identified on Neanderthal Tooth from Poland
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News March 17, 2021
Decorative Roof Tiles from Tang Dynasty Temple Analyzed
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News March 17, 2021
Additional Dead Sea Scrolls Discovered
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News March 17, 2021
Uncovering the Career of a Maya Ambassador
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News March 17, 2021
Rare Bone Point Discovered in Australia
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News March 16, 2021
Tracking the Origins of Malaria
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News March 16, 2021
Evidence of Large Feast Found on Scottish Island
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News March 14, 2021
Ice Age Tools Discovered in Turkey
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Traces of Fifth-Century Christian Monastery Found in Egypt
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News March 14, 2021
Researchers Develop Digital Model of the Antikythera Mechanism
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News March 11, 2021
Human Proteins Detected on Medieval “Birthing Girdle”
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News March 11, 2021
Remains from Croatia’s Copper Age Massacre Analyzed
(Jacqueline Balen, Archaeological Museum of Zagreb)
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