YORK, ENGLAND—Cuts found on the inside of an Iron Age woman’s skull suggest that her […]
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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL—According to a statement released by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), archaeologists unearthed a […]
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A 2,500-year-old megalithic burial site has been unearthed in Virli Khandar, Bhandara district, Maharashtra. The excavation revealed unique burial structures, artifacts, and an unusual arrangement of inverted pottery, offering new insights into ancient funerary practices.
OSLO, NORWAY—A new study of southern Norway’s Raknehaugen mound conducted by Lars Gustavsen of the […]
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It may have been an extreme act meant to destroy rival bloodlines.
Ancient Siberian skull shows evidence of complex surgical repair
Researchers recreated a 2,000 year old recipe to see how ancient people dyed their teeth black.
DONG XA, VIETNAM—Although many people across the world today strive to maintain pearly white teeth, […]
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WINDHILL, SCOTLAND—During construction of a mile-long trench in advance of sewer improvements in the Highlands […]
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