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News October 14, 2025
Ancient Microbiome of Mexico’s Zimapán Man Analyzed
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News October 14, 2025
Traces of Roman Hospital Uncovered in Southwestern Turkey
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News October 13, 2025
Did Central Italy’s Hominins Develop a Strategy for Butchering Elephants?
Beniamino Mecozzi -
News October 13, 2025
Ancient Mesoamerican Farmers Might Have Used Scorpion Mound to Track the Sun
Neely et al. 2025, Ancient Mesoamerica
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News October 13, 2025
DNA Study of China’s First Farmers Reveals Population Movements
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News October 13, 2025
Subsurface Scanning Detects Structures at World’s Oldest Cult Center
© OeAW-OeAI/B. Horejs; M. Börner
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News October 10, 2025
Injuries Suffered by Hunter-Gatherers in Argentina Analyzed
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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)
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News November 26, 2024
New Subway in Northern Greece Showcases City’s Archaeology
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News November 26, 2024
4,000-Year-Old Canals Identified in Belize
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News November 26, 2024
Possible Early Alphabetic Writing Found in Syria
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News November 25, 2024
Origins of Faroe Island Viking Settlers Examined
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News November 25, 2024
Figurines Unearthed at Ancient Antakya Hippodrome
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News November 25, 2024
Pylon of Ptolemaic Temple Found at Athribis
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News November 22, 2024
Looted Etruscan Sarcophagi Recovered
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News November 22, 2024
Researchers Investigate Sustainable Ancient Construction Techniques
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News November 22, 2024
Goddess Inscription Deciphered in Turkey
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News November 21, 2024
Prehistoric Jewelry Workshop Unearthed in Kuwait
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News November 21, 2024
First People Arrived in Tasmania 41,000 Years Ago
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News November 21, 2024
Highest Petroglyphs in Europe Identified in the Italian Alps
Superintendency of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape for the Provinces of Como, Lecco, Monza-Brianza, Pavia, Sondrio and Varese
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