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News April 15, 2026
Tombs Yield Clues to Neolithic Family Structure
Professor Vicki Cummings -
News April 15, 2026
Undetonated Mortar Shell Recovered from Scotland’s Culloden Battlefield
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News April 14, 2026
Stele Fragments from South Korea’s Wolseong Palace Reunited
Gyeongju National Museum -
News April 14, 2026
Aqueduct Uncovered at Roman Army Camp in Slovakia
Erik Hrnčiarik
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News April 15, 2026
Who Suffered During a Plague Outbreak?
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News April 14, 2026
Roman Emperor Identified on Karnak Stele
Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
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News April 13, 2026
Lost Ancient Automatic Weapon Fired at Pompeii?
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News April 13, 2026
Tracking Neanderthal Turtle Hunters
Tóth Marietta/Wikimedia Commons
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News September 22, 2016
Forensic Anthropologists Reconstruct Lord of Sipan’s Face
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News September 22, 2016
Genetic Study Links Indigenous Australians to First Arrivals
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News September 22, 2016
Scientists Successfully Image Ancient, Charred Bible
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News September 21, 2016
Drone Photos Reveal Ancient Settlement
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News September 21, 2016
Large Hominin Teeth Found in Hobbits’ Cave
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News September 21, 2016
Ancient Cat DNA Examined for Clues to Domestication
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News September 20, 2016
Possible Anglo-Saxon Palace Discovered at Rendlesham
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News September 20, 2016
New Technique Identifies Neanderthal Bone Proteins
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News September 20, 2016
Sunken World War I Warship Found Near Norway
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News September 20, 2016
Ottoman-Era Fisherman’s House Found in Israel
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News September 19, 2016
Were Ancient Dogs Really Hunting Companions?
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News September 19, 2016
Excavation of de Luna’s 16th-Century Settlement Continues
(University of West Florida)
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