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News June 6, 2025
New Study Proposes How and Why Early Humans First Used Fire
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News June 6, 2025
Fried Thrush Was a Popular Roman Street Food
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News June 5, 2025
Enslaved Africans Built Ancient Agricultural System in Southern Iraq
Durham University
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News June 5, 2025
First Intact Roman Pot Found in Ireland
Fingal County Council
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News June 4, 2025
Coptic Structure with Wall Paintings Found in Egypt
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News June 4, 2025
5,000-Year-Old Bread Buried in Bronze Age House
Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality
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News May 6, 2025
Troves of Bronze Age Artifacts Unearthed on Hungarian Hill
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News May 5, 2025
Wrecks of Two Danish Slave Ships Located Off Costa Rica
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News May 5, 2025
Researchers Unwrap Secrets of Austrian Vicar's Mummified Remains
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News May 2, 2025
Battle Irrevocably Destroyed Ancient Chinese Cypress Forest
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News May 2, 2025
Unique Column Capital Depicting a Menorah Unveiled in Jerusalem
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News May 1, 2025
Mass Grave of Slaughtered Black Civil War Soldiers Possibly Located
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News May 1, 2025
Sanctuary of Apollo Rediscovered on Cyprus
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News April 30, 2025
Isle of Skye Was Home to Some of Scotland's Earliest Human Inhabitants
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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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