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News April 30, 2026
Study Suggests Neanderthal Children Grew Quickly
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News April 30, 2026
Skeleton Study Reveals Life on the Frontier After the Fall of Rome
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News April 30, 2026
Neolithic Pit Full of Beaver Bones Uncovered in Germany
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News April 30, 2026
Viking Coin Hoard Discovered in Norway
Florent Audy/Museum of Cultural History
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News April 29, 2026
Shepherds May Have Played Games in Ruined Libyan City
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News April 29, 2026
1,700-Year-Old Amber Workshops Identified in Central Poland
26.03.2026 PAP/Adam Warżawa
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News April 29, 2026
Maya Site Discovered on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula
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News April 28, 2026
Remains of Byzantine Plague Victims Studied
Photo courtesy of Ray H. Y. Jiang
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News February 21, 2020
Underwater Archaeologists Return to Wreckage of HMS Erebus
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News February 20, 2020
Medieval Princely Chapel Discovered in England
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News February 20, 2020
Distinctive Irish Settlement Style Detected in South Australia
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News February 20, 2020
Leopard Painting Recovered from Ancient Egyptian Sarcophagus
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News February 20, 2020
Remains of Fish Dinners May Reflect Climate Change in Africa
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News February 20, 2020
Walls of Fifteenth-Century Bones Found at Belgian Church
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News February 19, 2020
3,200-Year-Old Temple Unearthed in Southern Israel
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News February 19, 2020
Paleolithic Engravings Identified in Spain
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News February 19, 2020
U.S. Repatriates Coins to Cyprus
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News February 19, 2020
Photographs Reveal Warrior Image on Scotland’s Tulloch Stone
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News February 19, 2020
Soviet Shortwave Spy Radio Unearthed in Western Germany
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News February 19, 2020
Graves of the Great Moravian Empire Studied in Czech Republic
(Courtesy Jakub Langr/Moravian Museum in Brno)
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