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History · Ireland

New Study Debunks Incestuous Royal Elite Theory in Neolithic Ireland

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University of Toronto · Egypt

We Finally Know Why Queen Hatshepsut's Statues Were Destroyed in Ancient Egypt

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Some of the female pharaoh's statues were "ritually deactivated," a new study finds.See the Story

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Mysterious Stone Covered in Ancient Nordic Runes Unearthed in Northern Ontario Perplexes Archaeologists

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A mysterious stone slab engraved with Nordic runes has been uncovered deep in the Canadian wilderness, puzzling archaeologists who made the discovery. Discovered 465 miles northwest of Ottawa near the town of Wawa, Ontario, this massive engraved rock contains 255 Nordic symbols from the Futhark, the oldest runic alphabet, forming a full rendition of the Lord’s Prayer. The four-by-five-foot rock section also features a carved boat, 16 additional…See the Story

Who Called Shakespeare ‘Upstart Crow’? Our Study Points to His Co-Author, Thomas Nashe

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Left: A polemical woodcut deriding Nashe as jailbird (1597). Right: A copper engraving of Shakespeare from the title page of the First Folio (1623). Folger Shakespeare Library (left) and Yale Beinecke Library (right).London, September 1592. Robert Greene, a popular writer of romances, plays, and pamphlets – with an apparent predilection for pickled herring and Rhenish wine in prodigal excess – has died. Three pamphlets are published soon afterwa…Stratford-upon-Avon · Stratford-upon-Avon See the Story

What Are The Most Common Misconceptions About Pirates? - Ancient Pages

Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - The fascinating tales of pirates and their thrilling escapades have intrigued audiences of all ages. Their lives, often depicted in films and literature, allow us to delve into the world of the most notorious 18th-century sea marauders. Elements such as hidden treasures, missing legs or eyes, and the role of […]Read Article

Mysterious Ancient Warrior With 12 Toes Puzzles Archaeologists - Ancient Pages

Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Archaeologists are often ready to embrace the unexpected, a fascinating aspect of their field. The thrill of uncovering something extraordinary from thousands of years ago is unforgettable for many scientists. Yet, some discoveries stand out as particularly curious, like the one we're exploring today. During an excavation at a cemetery […]Archaeology Read Article

Viking Burial With An Unusual Box And Spectacular Grave Goods Found In Aarhus, Denmark - Ancient Pages

Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - A fascinating new discovery from the Viking Age has been made in Denmark. Located seven kilometers north of Aarhus, near the town of Lisbjerg, archaeologists have found 30 graves from this era. Several graves contained intriguing artifacts, including pearls, coins, ceramics, an unusual box adorned with pearls and gold thread, […]Aarhus · Aarhus Read Article

Summer Solstice Festivals Around The World - Midsummer Celebration Is An Ancient Tradition Still Alive - Ancient Pages

Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Every year on June 21, a global community comes together to celebrate the summer solstice. These vibrant and enchanting festivals, deeply rooted in ancient traditions, continue to thrive in our modern world. While the foods, drinks, clothes, and dances may vary, one thing remains constant: the universal appreciation for the […]Read Article

DNA Study Suggests Surprising Origins of Poland's First Royal Family - Archaeology Magazine

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PŁOCK CASTLE, POLAND—Scholars have long debated the origins of the House of Piast, Poland’s first royal dynasty, who ruled the nation from the tenth through the fourteenth century. Some believe they were Slavic nobles, others Moravian exiles, and still others say they were Viking warriors. The Conversation reports on new DNA analysis that has revealed shocking new information concerning the Piasts’ genetic background that might potentially rewri…DNA · Poland See the Story

Eldest Sons Held the Power in Ancient Egypt, New Research Reveals

People used to think for a long time that family life in ancient Egypt was just very similar to a modern Western family: parents, children, and grandchildren living independently and forming new households. But recent research paints a more complex picture.Steffie van Gompel, a Ph.D. candidate in Egyptology, has been researching ancient Egyptian marriage contracts for years. They reveal to us far more than the financial agreements between the tw…Egypt · Egypt See the Story

Tradition Of Rare Medieval Bed Burials Was Much More Complex Than Previously Thought - Ancient Pages

Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - A recent study has provided new insights into the tradition and purpose of medieval bed burials, primarily found in Germany, England, and Scandinavia. Researchers have discovered that these rare burial practices are more intricate than previously understood. Replica of the "Saxon Princess" bed burial at the Street House Anglo-Saxon cemetery. […]Germany · Germany Read Article

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New Study Debunks Incestuous Royal Elite Theory in Neolithic Ireland

We Finally Know Why Queen Hatshepsut's Statues Were Destroyed in Ancient Egypt

Mysterious Stone Covered in Ancient Nordic Runes Unearthed in Northern Ontario Perplexes Archaeologists

Who Called Shakespeare ‘Upstart Crow’? Our Study Points to His Co-Author, Thomas Nashe

What Are The Most Common Misconceptions About Pirates? - Ancient Pages

Mysterious Ancient Warrior With 12 Toes Puzzles Archaeologists - Ancient Pages

Viking Burial With An Unusual Box And Spectacular Grave Goods Found In Aarhus, Denmark - Ancient Pages

Summer Solstice Festivals Around The World - Midsummer Celebration Is An Ancient Tradition Still Alive - Ancient Pages

DNA Study Suggests Surprising Origins of Poland's First Royal Family - Archaeology Magazine

Eldest Sons Held the Power in Ancient Egypt, New Research Reveals

Tradition Of Rare Medieval Bed Burials Was Much More Complex Than Previously Thought - Ancient Pages

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