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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
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News September 18, 2025
Forgotten Medieval Castle Discovered on Scottish Isle
Open Virtual Worlds at University of St Andrews, www.openvirtualworlds.org -
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 November 9, 2017
Cuneiform Tablet From Anatolia Records Infertility Plan
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News November 9, 2017
Study Suggests Farmers and Hunter-Gatherers Coexisted
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News November 8, 2017
Rome’s Lead Pipes May Have Added Antimony to Water Supply
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News November 8, 2017
Glass Fragment from Calligraphy Set Found in Japan
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News November 8, 2017
2,000-Year-Old Sundial Unearthed in Roman Town
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News November 7, 2017
Luxurious Bathtubs Unearthed in China
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News November 7, 2017
Cut Marks on Fossils May Have Been Made by Crocodiles
(Leigh Bedford, via Wikimedia Commons) -
News November 7, 2017
Section of Roman Road Unearthed in Germany
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News November 6, 2017
Griffin Warrior’s Tomb Yields Finely Carved Seal Stone
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News November 6, 2017
Greek-Style Gymnasium Discovered in Egypt’s Faiyum Oasis
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News November 6, 2017
Possible Evidence of Cave-Dwelling Farmers Found in China
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News November 3, 2017
Artifacts Suggest Pre-Inca Society Lacked Hierarchical Structure
(University of Cambridge)
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