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News November 11, 2025
Network of Roman Roads Mapped
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News November 11, 2025
2,700-Year-Old Warrior’s Grave Discovered in Kazakhstan
Karaganda Regional Museum -
News November 11, 2025
Drone Mapping Offers Insight into Peru’s “Band of Holes”
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News November 10, 2025
Pompeii Snack Bar Revisited
Archaeological Park of Pompeii
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News November 10, 2025
800-Year-Old Sealskin Book Studied in Norway
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News November 10, 2025
DNA Evidence of Plague Found in Scotland
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News November 7, 2025
Invasive Rats May Have Contributed to Deforestation of Rapa Nui
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News November 7, 2025
Did Early Humans Rely on Consuming Carrion?
Carmen Cañizares
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News March 11, 2013
Donkey’s Bronze Age Bit and Saddle Bags Called Symbolic
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News March 11, 2013
Modern Humans May Have Depended Upon Rabbits for Survival
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News March 11, 2013
Heart Disease May Be Universal
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News March 11, 2013
Europe’s Oldest-Known Fishhooks Found in Germany
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News March 8, 2013
The Anatomy of a Crystal Skull
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News March 8, 2013
Late Roman Site Was Reused by Early Christians
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News March 8, 2013
Strike Closes Tourist Venues in Greece
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News March 8, 2013
Rare Human Y Chromosome Is More than 300,000 Years Old
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News March 7, 2013
DNA From a 33,000-Year-Old Canine Resembles Modern Dog DNA
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News March 7, 2013
Early Humans Were Fashion Forward
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News March 7, 2013
Looted Artifacts Confiscated at Yemen Airport
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News March 7, 2013
Twenty Stone-Age Skeletons Found in Sahara Desert
(Courtesy of the Archaeological Mission in the Sahara, Sapienza University of Rome)
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