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News September 12, 2025
Metal in Sardinian Figurines Underscores Bronze Age Trade Networks
Berger et al., 2025, PLOS One -
News September 12, 2025
New Study Highlights Britain's Age of Feasting
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News September 12, 2025
New Complete Copy of Canopus Decree Recovered
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News September 11, 2025
Sprawling Samaritan Agricultural Villa with Decorative Mosaics Unearthed
Emil Aladjem, Israel Antiquities Authority
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News September 15, 2025
Egyptian Police Officer's Bone Whistle Found
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News September 15, 2025
Stockpile of Slingshot Projectiles Unearthed at Urartian Fortress
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News September 11, 2025
Fresco Provides Rare Details About Ancient Fire Ritual
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News September 11, 2025
Roman Workshop Specialized in Manufacturing Nails for Army Boots
State Office for Monument Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council/C. Wulfmeier
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News April 27, 2020
Roles of Hunter-Gatherer Women Reevaluated
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News April 27, 2020
New Dates for Rock Art in Siberia and Mongolia
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News April 27, 2020
Postclassic Period Maya Village Discovered in Mexico
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News April 24, 2020
3,600-Year-Old Mummy Discovered in Egypt
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News April 24, 2020
Scientists Search for Ancient Battlefield in Spain
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News April 24, 2020
Late Bronze Age Copper Discs Recovered from Black Sea
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News April 23, 2020
Medieval Church Site Investigated in Ethiopia
(M. Mackiewicz, CAS UW) -
News April 23, 2020
Neanderthal DNA Tracked in Icelanders’ Genomes
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News April 23, 2020
Spanish Fort Found on Florida’s Mound Key
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News April 22, 2020
Ice Age Wooden Weapon Examined in Germany
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News April 22, 2020
Study Suggests Tooth Shapes Can Track Genetic Relationships
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News April 22, 2020
Food Residues Offer Clues to Hunter-Gatherer Cuisines
(Harry Robson, University of York)
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