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News October 9, 2025
Chile Repatriates Artifacts to Peru
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News October 9, 2025
Excavation Concludes at Prehistoric Settlement on Cyprus
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News October 9, 2025
Rituals and Feasting May Have Paved the Way for China’s First Emperor
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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 October 9, 2025
Researchers Analyze Bulgaria’s Traditional “Ant Yogurt” Recipe
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News October 8, 2025
Byzantine Bishop’s Bathhouse Revealed in Ancient Olympos
Olympos Excavation Archive
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News October 8, 2025
Modifications Identified on Neolithic Human Bones from China
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News October 8, 2025
Investigating the History of Egypt’s Karnak Temple
Dr Ben Pennington
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News December 4, 2015
Sunken Pearl Harbor Seaplane Mapped by Students
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News December 3, 2015
Great Buddha’s Hairstyle Studied in Nara, Japan
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News December 3, 2015
Canada’s 19th-Century Archaeological News Aids Researchers
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News December 2, 2015
Paleolithic Engraving May Depict Hunter-Gatherer Campsite
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News December 2, 2015
Virus DNA Recovered From Old Bone Samples
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News December 2, 2015
Signs of Disease Found in 400-Year-Old Hearts
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News December 2, 2015
DNA Analysis of the “Viste Individual” Is Underway
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News December 1, 2015
Egyptian Mummy Receives High-Tech Scan
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News December 1, 2015
Doors Under the Templo Mayor May Lead to Emperors’ Cremains
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News December 1, 2015
Fossilized Wild Peach Pits Discovered in China
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News November 30, 2015
Captive Bonobos Observed Making, Using Tools
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News November 30, 2015
Study Suggests Reasoning Alone Can Advance Culture
(Courtesy of Shutterstock)
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