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News October 10, 2025
Tooth Study Suggests Syria’s Early Farmers Welcomed Newcomers
Grup de Recerca en Arqueologia del Mediterrani i del Proxim Orient (GRAMPO), Seminari d'Arqueologia Prehistòrica del Pròxim Orient (SAPPO) -
News October 9, 2025
Chile Repatriates Artifacts to Peru
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News October 9, 2025
Excavation Concludes at Prehistoric Settlement on Cyprus
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News October 9, 2025
Rituals and Feasting May Have Paved the Way for China’s First Emperor
Wang et al. 2025, © Antiquity Publications Ltd.
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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 October 8, 2025
AI Analyzes Carnivore Tooth Marks on Human Ancestor Fossils
Manuel Domínguez-Rodrigo
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News March 2, 2020
Lost African-American Cemetery Found in Florida
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News March 2, 2020
Curved Feet May Have Helped Hominins Walk Upright
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News March 2, 2020
Rare 5,000-Year-Old Sword Identified in Venice
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News February 28, 2020
Possible Traces of Antebellum Home Unearthed in South Carolina
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News February 28, 2020
Section of Roman Road Uncovered in Northern England
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News February 28, 2020
Secret Passage Discovered in London’s House of Commons
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News February 28, 2020
Roman Dagger Unearthed in Germany Revealed
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News February 27, 2020
World War II-Era Bomb Uncovered in Belgium
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News February 27, 2020
Gold Coin Cache Discovered in Southern India
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News February 26, 2020
Conservators Bore Gun from Civil War Ironclad Ship
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News February 26, 2020
Sardinia’s Genetic History Analyzed
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News February 26, 2020
Archaeologists Investigate 18th-Century Virginia Garden
(John Custis IV by Charles Bridges (1725), U1918.1.4. Courtesy of Museums at Washington and Lee University)
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