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University of West Florida Archaeology Institute -
News May 2, 2025
Unique Column Capital Depicting a Menorah Unveiled in Jerusalem
Shai Halevi, Israel Antiquities Authority -
© Belgian School at Athens, S. Déderix -
News May 1, 2025
Mass Grave of Slaughtered Black Civil War Soldiers Possibly Located
Courtesy Philip Mink
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News May 2, 2025
Battle Irrevocably Destroyed Ancient Chinese Cypress Forest
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News May 1, 2025
Sanctuary of Apollo Rediscovered on Cyprus
Cyprus' Department of Antiquities
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News April 30, 2025
Isle of Skye Was Home to Some of Scotland's Earliest Human Inhabitants
Jamie Booth -
News April 30, 2025
New Study Reveals Who Was (Or Wasn't) Buried in Vergina's Tomb of Persephone
Adapted from Andronikos, Vergina II. The “Tomb of Persephone.”, vol. 138, Library of the Archaeological Society at Athens, 1994
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News November 24, 2015
Medieval Bibles Made From Many Skin Sources
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News November 23, 2015
Archaeologists Revisit England’s Legendary Glastonbury Abbey
(Library of Congress, Public Domain) -
News November 23, 2015
First Farmers in the Galilee Grew Beans
(Kobi Vardi, Courtesy Israel Antiquities Authority) -
News November 23, 2015
DNA Tracks Adaptations in Europe’s First Farmers
(Rick Groleau) -
News November 23, 2015
Extinction of Megafauna May Have Aided Pumpkin Domestication
(Lee Newsom/Penn State) -
News November 20, 2015
Well-Preserved Homo Erectus Skull Discovered in China
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News November 20, 2015
Congenital Syphilis Detected in Fourteenth-Century Austria
(Courtesy MedUni Vienna) -
News November 20, 2015
“Hobbit” Teeth Analyzed
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News November 20, 2015
Skeletal Remains in Cistern Linked to Aztec Pulque God
(Melitón Tapia, INAH) -
News November 19, 2015
Second Possible Medieval “Witch Girl” Unearthed in Italy
(Pontifical Institute of Archaeology) -
News November 19, 2015
Roman Coin Hoard Discovered in Switzerland
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News November 19, 2015
Well-Preserved 18th-Century Trade Center Excavated in Qatar
(QIAH/University of Copenhagen, Photo A. Pantos.)
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