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3000-year-old graves found under new E6 highway in central Norway
Bronze Age graves have been unearthed ahead of planned road construction in Melhus municipality in mid-Norway.
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Remains dating to Prehistoric Age discovered in Istanbul
Two axes and a bunch of flint stones dating back to the prehistoric period were discovered during excavation works in and around Aydos Castle, located on...
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Statue of Hygieia and Eros uncovered in southern Turkey
Archeologists discovered a statue of the Greek goddess Hygieia and god Eros in Turkey's southern province of Adana, shedding light on the region's ancient...
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2,000-year-old luxury baths uncovered in China’s northwestern Xi'an city
Chinese archeologists uncovered three 2,000-year-old luxury baths, presumably belonging to the royal family, in the country's northwest city of...
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700-year-old Torah seized in Turkey's Muğla
Gendarmerie forces in southwestern Muğla province have detained four people who were trying to sell a 700-year-old Torah believed to be worth TL 7.5...
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Pakistan unveils world's oldest sleeping Buddha from 3rd century
Pakistan unveiled the remains of a 1,700-year-old sleeping Buddha image on Wednesday, part of an initiative to encourage tourism and project religious...
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Uncovering Leicester's Roman Past - The Mosaic Floor
Click the link for pretty pictures.
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Excavations in China yield large-scale subterranean dwellings
The ruins were found in Liangsham Yi, an autonomous prefecture in Sichuan province.
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Georgian Wine
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Historic Findings: Tablets of Assyria & Fabergé Knives
kmiragaya / 123RF Stock Photo Assyrian Tablets A trove of Assyrian tablets, 93 in total, have been discovered near the small village of Bassetki, northern Iraq, dating to around 1250 BCE. Tw…
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A city lying underground might be the new Ephesus
Archaeologists working at the ancient port of Parion, Turkey, have traced hundreds of large buildings still buried underground.
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A 16th-century astrolabe has been found off the coast of Oman
Archaeologists say a navigational tool found in Vasco da Gama's sunken ship off the coast of Oman near al-Hallaniyah island is an astrolabe.
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German, Egyptian archaeologists discover ancient gymnasium
A German-Egyptian team of archaeologists has discovered the remains of an ancient gymnasium which dates back around 2,300 years. The gymnasium, from the...
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Ancient Lycian sepulcher discovered in Turkey's Antalya
A new Lycian sepulcher was unearthed in the south of Turkey, dating to the 4th century BCE
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Sassanid Loom
A Sassanid loom was discovered in northern Iraq at Gird-i Qalrakh
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5,000-year-old fortress discovered in central Turkey’s Cappadocia region
Archeologists uncovered an approximately 5,000-year-old settlement and fortress in central Turkey's Nevşehir province, home to the unique geological and...
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Yesemek prepares for UNESCO candidacy
The Yesemek sculpture workshop on the hills of Gaziantep’s Karatepe is home to around 300 sculptures weighing between 500 kg and 15 tons, which lay scattered on its landscape.
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Archaeologists Discover Etruscan Temple On The 'Mountain Of Jupiter'
An Etruscan temple was discovered on top of Monte Giovi (Mt. Jupiter) along with numerous artifacts.
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Never too deep to dive
India has a plethora of shipwrecks ready to be examined but don't have the archaeologists for it.
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The Griffin Warrior
Credit: uofcincinnati The tomb of a 3,500 year old Bronze Age warrior was found near Pylos (an ancient city in southwest Peloponnese) with a trove of treasure. Discovered near the Palace of Nestor,…
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