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News July 8, 2025
Neanderthals Created "Fat Factories" 125,000 Years Ago
Wil Roebroeks, Leiden University -
News July 7, 2025
Divers Discover Portuguese Shipwreck Off Madagascar
Center for Historic Shipwreck Preservation -
News July 7, 2025
Scientists Sequence Ancient Egyptian Genome for First Time
Caroline Wilkinson, Liverpool John Moores University -
News July 3, 2025
Unique Ancient Vessel Labeled with Woman's Name Unearthed in Tajikistan
National Museum of Tajikistan
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News July 8, 2025
Lost Babylonian Hymn Deciphered
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News July 3, 2025
Researchers Discover Novel Use of Ocher for Stone Toolmaking
Magnus H. Haaland
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News June 20, 2024
World’s Oldest Wine Identified in Spain
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News June 19, 2024
Wreckage of Shackleton’s Last Ship Located
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News June 19, 2024
Roman-Era Necropolis for Infants Uncovered in France
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News June 19, 2024
Graffito Offers a Clue to the History of the Athenian Acropolis
Langdon and Rookhuijzen 2024, American Journal of Archaeology -
News June 18, 2024
2,500-Year-Old Carved Slate Found in Spain
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News June 18, 2024
Additional Bottles of Preserved Fruit Unearthed at Mount Vernon
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News June 18, 2024
Ancient “Mediterranean Diet” Detected at Syria’s Tell Tweini
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News June 17, 2024
Late Bronze Age Dye Factory Found in Greece
Aegina Kolonna excavation, Department of Classics, Paris Lodron University of Salzburg. Inset photos: S. Münster, Cosmographia, 1544; G. Forstenpointner; L. Berger. -
News June 17, 2024
Did Practical Concerns Drive Early Human Tool Development?
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News June 17, 2024
New Thoughts on the Meaning of England’s “Seahenge” Monuments
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News June 14, 2024
Burial Suggests Huns Were Present in Southern Poland
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News June 14, 2024
Medieval Arrowhead Recovered From a Well in Estonia
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