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News September 19, 2025
2,000-Year-Old Roman Bridge Posts Reemerge from Riverbed
Archaeological Service of the Canton of Bern, Joel Furrer -
News September 19, 2025
World's Oldest Evidence of Mummification Found
Australian National University -
News September 18, 2025
Forgotten Medieval Castle Discovered on Scottish Isle
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News September 18, 2025
Rare Wampum Beads Found at Canada's Colony of Avalon
Calum Brydon
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News September 19, 2025
Downed Trees Reveal Ancient Irish Monument
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News September 18, 2025
Dig Uncovers Major Egyptian Mining Site on Sinai Peninsula
Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
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News September 17, 2025
Late Bronze Age Foreign Elites Settled in Northern Germany
Serena Sabatini -
News September 17, 2025
Miniature Bronze Warship Decorated Walls of Lavish Roman Villa
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News March 31, 2020
Concealed Objects Found at Women’s Mental Asylum in Tasmania
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News March 31, 2020
Roman Town Excavation Continues in England
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News March 30, 2020
5,000-Year-Old Cultic Area Unearthed in Iraq
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News March 30, 2020
Traces of Neolithic Stone Mounds Uncovered in Wales
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News March 30, 2020
Possible Pleistocene Rock Art Discovered in East Timor
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News March 27, 2020
Study Suggests Neanderthals Regularly Enjoyed Sea Food
(João Zilhão) -
News March 27, 2020
Historic African American Cemetery Mapped in Rhode Island
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News March 26, 2020
New Guinea Artifacts Point to Neolithic Culture
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News March 26, 2020
Possible Use of Copper Cookware Detected in Bones
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News March 26, 2020
Civil War-Era Letter Found in West Virginia Museum
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News March 26, 2020
Colonial-Era Shipwreck Identified in Maine
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News March 25, 2020
Survivor of Transatlantic Slave Trade Identified
(Newcastle University/Courtesy of the Crear family)
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