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Neanderthals at Two Nearby Caves Reveal Distinct Local Butchery Traditions

Archaeology · Israel

Neanderthals at Two Nearby Caves Reveal Distinct Local Butchery Traditions

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Archeologists Discover Settlement Where Humans Lived up to 8,000 Years Ago

Archeologists Discover Settlement Where Humans Lived up to 8,000 Years Ago

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Archeologists found evidence of an organized hunting and farming community living up to 8,000 years ago.See the Story

Could a Newly Identified Wreck Lead to Lost Pirate Treasure?

Archaeology · Madagascar

Could a Newly Identified Wreck Lead to Lost Pirate Treasure?

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Archaeologists believe that they have found the 300-year-old wreck of the last ship captured by a notorious pirate known as La Buse. But the whereabouts of its treasures remain a mystery.See the Story

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Why the Nazis Stole a Fragment of the Bayeux Tapestry

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Why the Nazis Stole a Fragment of the Bayeux Tapestry

From Cerveteri to San Giuliano: Fevers, Enigmas, and Etruscan Archaeology

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The Etruscans left no Rosetta Stone—only carved tombs, cryptic inscriptions, and thunderous whispers from beneath the soil. New research is shedding light on their ancient voices, including a newly announced undisturbed tomb. Meanwhile, I keep getting fevers. It's probably unrelated.Tombs · Italy See the Story

Millet mystery: Why a staple crop failed to take root in ancient Japanese kitchens

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New research into ancient Japanese rice farming suggests that significant technological development does not always mean the abandonment of cultural practices, particularly culinary traditions.History · Japan See the Story

Invasive Japanese Beetles Found Outside Downtown Core in Kamloops

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A Kamloops, B.C., resident has reported invasive Japanese beetles outside the city's downtown core — an area which is considered a containment zone for the foliage-eating species.Archaeology · Kamloops Read Article

Study Translates Fragmentary Ancient Sumerian Myth Around 4,400 Years Old

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A recent study by Dr. Jana Matuszak, published in the academic journal Iraq, examines the mythical narrative contained in a tablet (Ni 12501) dating to the Early Dynastic IIIb period (ca. 2540–2350 BCE) from Nippur, Sumer.Archaeology · Italy See the Story

Leatherback sea turtle sighted in B.C. waters is ‘extremely rare’ expert says

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'I grabbed my phone right away because this ginormous animal was just kind of cruising by us,' Victoria Bradshaw said after seeing a leatherback sea turtle off Haida Gwaii.Animals · Canada See the Story

Byzantine-Era Wine Industry in Israel Offers Lessons for Modern Climate Challenges

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The largest winepress from the Byzantine era in Israel. Credit: Israeli Antiquities Authority The wine industry in the Negev Desert, Israel, played a key role in the local economy during the Byzantine period, according to new research by the University of Haifa. Despite harsh desert conditions, wine production flourished for centuries—though it remained highly vulnerable to fluctuations in rainfall. The findings, published in the journal PLOS ON…Climate Change · Israel Read Article

Archaeologists Shocked After Discovering First-of-Its-Kind Medieval Treasure Beneath British Castle

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Researchers in Wales have unearthed a first-of-its-kind treasure in the shadow of an iconic castle.The find, a medieval quay, was discovered beneath Island House, a 16th century Grade II* listed home, in Laugharne, Carmarthenshire - and archaeologists believe it could rewrite the area's history.Based on tree ring and radiocarbon dating, Island House, which sits beneath Laugharne Castle, has roof timbers dating back to 1437 AD.It was bought in Ma…Archaeology · Wales See the Story

Burial Mound of Bronze Age Warrior Revealed in Azerbaijan - Archaeology Magazine

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Bronze spearhead, Keshikchidagh, Azerbaijan KESHIKCHIDAGH, AZERBAIJAN—Aze.Media reports that a team of researchers from several Azerbaijani institutions unearthed a remarkable 1,800-year-old tomb belonging to a high-status Bronze Age warrior. The archaeologists were investigating an area of Keshikchidagh State Historical and Cultural Reserve when they located the kurgan, or burial mound, which measured 90 feet in diameter and stood 6 feet high. …Pope Leo XIV · Azerbaijan See the Story

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