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News September 11, 2025
Sprawling Samaritan Agricultural Villa with Decorative Mosaics Unearthed
Emil Aladjem, Israel Antiquities Authority -
News September 11, 2025
Roman Workshop Specialized in Manufacturing Nails for Army Boots
State Office for Monument Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council/C. Wulfmeier -
News September 10, 2025
Sculpted Warrior Vessel Linked to Sacred Peruvian Solar Rituals
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News September 10, 2025
Beetle Necklace May Have Been a Funerary Gift for Deceased Child
J. Józefczuk, J. Kania & A. Hałuszko
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News September 11, 2025
Fresco Provides Rare Details About Ancient Fire Ritual
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News September 10, 2025
First-Ever Monumental Roman Tomb Unearthed in Albania
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News September 9, 2025
Helmet from Pivotal Ancient Naval Battle Recovered
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News September 9, 2025
150 Burial Mounds of Unknown Civilization Located in Kazakhstan
West Kazakhstan Region Inspectorate for the Protection of Monuments
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News October 9, 2015
Remains of Conquistador Convoy Found in Mexico
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News October 9, 2015
Viking Ring Fortress Will Be Excavated
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News October 8, 2015
First Ancient African DNA Sequenced
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News October 8, 2015
Did Neanderthals Bury Their Dead With Flowers?
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News October 8, 2015
“Princely Grave” Unearthed in Czech Republic
(Agnieszka Půlpánová-Reszczyńska) -
News October 8, 2015
DNA Sequenced for New Zealand’s First Dog
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News October 7, 2015
Nineteenth-Century Chinese Warship Excavated
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News October 7, 2015
Experiential Archaeology Class Recreates Ancient Ceramics
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News October 7, 2015
New Thoughts on Human & Chimpanzee Locomotion
(Nathan Thompson, Lucille Betti-Nash, Deming Yang) -
News October 6, 2015
World War II Spitfire Wreckage Excavated
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News October 6, 2015
Neolithic Earthwork Uncovered in England
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News October 6, 2015
Homo naledi May Have Been Able to Walk, Climb, and Use Tools
(Peter Schmid and William Harcourt-Smith/Wits University)
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