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Dig for remains of 800 infants at former 'mother and baby home' in Ireland begins
Archaeology · Tuam

Dig for remains of 800 infants at former 'mother and baby home' in Ireland begins

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'Spectacular' Viking burial site discovered in Denmark
Archaeology · Denmark

'Spectacular' Viking burial site discovered in Denmark

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Australia's Oldest Occupied Ice Age Cave Found at High Elevation in Blue Mountains
Health · Blue Mountains

Australia's Oldest Occupied Ice Age Cave Found at High Elevation in Blue Mountains

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Archaeologists from the Australian Museum, the University of Sydney and The Australian National University (ANU), in collaboration with First Nations community members who hold cultural connections with the Blue Mountains, have unearthed 693 stone artifacts dating from the last ice age to the recent past.See the Story

Fossil Discovery Reveals Giant Ancient Salamander

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A giant, strong-jawed salamander once tunneled through ancient Tennessee soil. And thanks to a fossil unearthed near East Tennessee State University, scientists now better understand how it helped shape Appalachian amphibian diversity.Paleontology · Johnson CitySee the Story

Ancient Greek inscriptions point to the ‘Sanctuary of Odysseus’

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Archeologists continue to shed light on the historical origins behind Homer’s ‘Odyssey.’Archaeology · GreeceSee the Story

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Cache of military helmets from both World Wars discovered during roadworks

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Road construction works in the Polish city of Wroclaw have unearthed an unusual cache of military objects from WWI and WWII. The discovery was made on Koszarowa Street, coincidently just a few metres from the University of Wrocław’s Institute of Archaeology, who excavated over 50 helmets from WWI and WWII. According to experts, the helmets are mostly German in origin and consist of German M35 and M42 models manufactured before and during World W…World War II · Lower Silesian VoivodeshipRead Article

Communities on the Move in Coastal Apulia (Southern Italy), 10th Century BCE to 17th Century CE: 2,600 Years of Human-Environment Coevolution at Salapia | July 2025 (129.3) | American Journal of Archaeology

The Gulf of Manfredonia, on the northern Adriatic coast of Apulia, has been the site of many settlements over nearly three millennia. In this article, we write the environmental history of the south-facing Salapia Lagoon and three towns—Salpia vetus, Salapia, and Salpi—bringing together archaeological, paleoenvironmental, climatological, and textual evidence. Each town manifested strategies to thrive in a wetland environment as a center for trad…Archaeology · ApuliaRead Article

Miscellaneous Objects: Final Publications from the Danish-German Jerash Northwest Quarter Project VI | July 2025 (129.3) | American Journal of Archaeology

The post Miscellaneous Objects: Final Publications from the Danish-German Jerash Northwest Quarter Project VI appeared first on American Journal of Archaeology.Archaeology · JerashRead Article

An Audience or Audiences? The Reception of Spectacles in the Roman World: Between Plurality and Unanimity | July 2025 (129.3) | American Journal of Archaeology

The post An Audience or Audiences? The Reception of Spectacles in the Roman World: Between Plurality and Unanimity appeared first on American Journal of Archaeology.ArchaeologyRead Article

For Men, About Men: A Review of Legion: Life in the Roman Army | July 2025 (129.3) | American Journal of Archaeology

The review presents a critical examination of the British Museum’s Legion exhibition from the perspective of a British-Iraqi, female archaeologist. While acknowledging that the exhibition brought together a stellar cast of objects, the author questions whether these were sufficient to sustain an enriching visitor experience without a strong narrative derived from recent research developments in Roman archaeology. In particular, she highlights th…Archaeologist · LondonRead Article

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