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News September 5, 2025
Ancient DNA Pinpoints Culprit Responsible for World's First Pandemic
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News September 5, 2025
Etruscan Urn with Carved Medusa Head Puzzles Experts
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News September 5, 2025
Earliest Evidence of Indigo Processing Identified on Paleolithic Tools
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News September 4, 2025
Rare Figurine Illuminates Viking Hairstyles
Roberto Fortuna, The National Museum of Denmark
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News September 4, 2025
Neolithic Structures Found at Site Near Göbeklitepe
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News September 4, 2025
New Investigation of Aristotle's Ancient School
Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports
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News September 3, 2025
Oldest Case of Violence in Southeast Asia Identified
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News September 3, 2025
Unique Frog Figurine Unearthed at Peruvian Site
Peruvian Ministry of Culture
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News August 21, 2018
5,000-Year-Old Cemetery Excavated in Kenya
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News August 20, 2018
Rickets and the Roman Empire
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News August 20, 2018
3,500-Year-Old Tomb Discovered in Crete
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News August 20, 2018
Skeletons From Alexandria’s Granite Sarcophagus Analyzed
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News August 17, 2018
Traces of 17th-Century Battle Found at Scotland’s Castle Fraser
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News August 17, 2018
Carved Adobe Mural Uncovered in Peru
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News August 17, 2018
Bronzes Found in Germany Show Reach of Roman Empire
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News August 17, 2018
3,300-Year-Old Cheese Found in Saqqara
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News August 16, 2018
Village in Belarus May Have Been Home to Slav Ancestors
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News August 16, 2018
Stern of USS Abner Read Found in Bering Sea
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News August 16, 2018
Early Egyptian Embalming Recipe Analyzed
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News August 15, 2018
Egyptian Science Texts Translated in Denmark
(Carlsberg Papyrus Collection / University of Copenhagen)
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