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News April 6, 2026
New Dates Push Back Occupation of Mohenjo-Daro
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News April 6, 2026
Submerged Harbor Structures Examined Off Greece’s Southern Coastline
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News April 3, 2026
12,900-Year-Old Dice Identified Among Native American Artifacts
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News April 3, 2026
Where Did Bronze Age Mongolians Prepare Their Feasts?
Natalia Égüez
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News April 3, 2026
19th-Century Danish Warship Discovered in Copenhagen Harbor
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News April 2, 2026
Former Occupant of Empty Grave at Florida Fort Identified
National Parks Service
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News April 2, 2026
Iron Workshop in Senegal Operated for 800 Years
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News April 1, 2026
Aegean Underwater Archaeological Sites Surveyed
E. Diamantis/Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports
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News November 4, 2016
Another Australian Cave Offers Early Occupation Evidence
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News November 3, 2016
Ireland’s Earliest-Known Burial Site Studied
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News November 3, 2016
The Role of Climate in the Colonization of the Pacific
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News November 3, 2016
Australia’s Warratyi Rock Shelter Excavated
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News November 3, 2016
Ochre May Have Had Many Uses in Middle Stone Age Ethiopia
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News November 2, 2016
Coin Suggests New Construction Date for the Segovia Aqueduct
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News November 2, 2016
Nineteenth-Century Shipwreck Found in Baltic Sea
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News November 2, 2016
New Thoughts on the Aberdeen Bestiary
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News November 2, 2016
Possible High-Altitude Buffalo Jump Found in Wyoming
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News November 1, 2016
An Update from the Scottish Soldiers Archaeology Project
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News November 1, 2016
4,000-Year-Old Grave in Wales Yields Intact Beaker
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News November 1, 2016
“Rapid and Irreversible” Decay Possible at Wetland Sites
(University of York)
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