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News May 12, 2025
Earliest Humans Arrived in Sicily 16,500 Years Ago
Forgia et al. 2025, Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences -
News May 12, 2025
2,000-Year-Old Stonemason's Tools Discovered in Romanian Quarry
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News May 9, 2025
Archaeologists Make New Discoveries at Important Sinai Military Site
Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
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News May 9, 2025
Roman Wooden Water Pipe Found Beneath Belgian City Street
Leuven City Council -
News May 9, 2025
New Dating of Thetford Treasure Has Far-Reaching Ramifications
© The Trustees of the British Museum
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News May 8, 2025
Is the Greek Alphabet Older Than Once Thought?
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News May 8, 2025
X-Ray Scans Reveal Title and Author of Charred Herculaneum Scroll
Vesuvius Challenge
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News April 30, 2024
Sculptures Discovered at Khmer Temple in Cambodia
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News April 30, 2024
Paleolithic Hunter-Gatherers in Morocco Relied on Plants
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News April 30, 2024
New Kingdom Pharaoh’s Royal Rest House Found
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News April 29, 2024
Possible Bell Beaker Grave Uncovered in Germany
(© LDA Saxony-Anhalt, A. Lochner-Rechta) -
News April 29, 2024
Plant DNA Suggests Maya Blessed Their Ball Courts
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News April 29, 2024
Prehistoric Monuments Discovered in Ireland
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News April 28, 2024
19th-Century Steelworks Unearthed in Northern England
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News April 28, 2024
Traces of Feasts Found at Roman Necropolis in France
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News April 28, 2024
Possible Snake Deity Statue Found at Roman Site in Germany
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News April 28, 2024
Los Angeles Museum Will Repatriate Bronze Sculpture to Turkey
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News April 26, 2024
Ancient DNA Reveals Kinship Structure of Eurasia's Avars
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News April 25, 2024
Charred Scroll From Herculaneum Read With AI
(Italian National Research Council)
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