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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) -
News October 9, 2025
Chile Repatriates Artifacts to Peru
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News October 9, 2025
Excavation Concludes at Prehistoric Settlement on Cyprus
Department of Antiquities Cyprus -
News October 9, 2025
Rituals and Feasting May Have Paved the Way for China’s First Emperor
Wang et al. 2025, © Antiquity Publications Ltd.
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News October 10, 2025
Injuries Suffered by Hunter-Gatherers in Argentina Analyzed
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News October 10, 2025
Possible Phrygian Temple Discovered in Turkey
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News October 9, 2025
Researchers Analyze Bulgaria’s Traditional “Ant Yogurt” Recipe
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News October 8, 2025
AI Analyzes Carnivore Tooth Marks on Human Ancestor Fossils
Manuel Domínguez-Rodrigo
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News January 21, 2016
Ancient Theater Discovered on Greek Island
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News January 21, 2016
Magical Folktales May Date to the Bronze Age
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News January 21, 2016
German Submarine Discovered Off England’s Eastern Coast
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News January 21, 2016
Megalithic Tomb Sheds Light on Neolithic Life
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News January 20, 2016
Evidence of Prehistoric Massacre Uncovered in Kenya
(Marta Mirazón Lahr) -
News January 20, 2016
Ancient British DNA Analyzed
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News January 20, 2016
Sorted Bones Found at Early Farming Site in Jordan
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News January 20, 2016
Gaming Tokens Unearthed at Australia’s Port Arthur Penitentiary
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News January 19, 2016
Study Suggests Global Cooling Prevented by Early Farming
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News January 19, 2016
Genomes of Headless Romans Studied
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News January 19, 2016
Mutations Accumulated During Early Migrations Out of Africa
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News January 19, 2016
Plague Bacteria May Have Persisted in Europe for 300 Years
(Seifert et al.)
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