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Pompeii's Ruins Reoccupied: Archaeologists Confirm Centuries-Long Settlement

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Work · Russia

Gorgeous, Hidden Animal Tattoos Discovered on a More Than 2,000-Year-Old 'Ice Mummy' by Using Digital Imaging

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The ancient tattoos, which would have required trained artistry and hours of work, would be difficult for even modern tattooists to produce, a new study suggests See the Story

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Evidence of Neolithic Cannibalism Found in Spanish Cave - Archaeology Magazine

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Child femur found in Spain's El Mirador Cave, with impacts to extract bone marrow SIERRA DE ATAPUERCA, SPAIN—Hundreds of human bone fragments found at El Mirador Cave in Sierra de Atapuerca are evidence of a gruesome event that occurred during the late Neolithic period, according to a Popular Science report. The remains of 11 individuals, including children, adolescents, and adults, displayed signs of butchery, defleshing, cooking, and even mark…See the Story

First Campus of Louisiana State University Investigated - Archaeology Magazine

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Inscribed marble stone PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA—A fallen tree in central Louisiana led archaeologists to the ruins of a long-forgotten college campus, according to a statement released by Louisiana State University (LSU). The tree was located on the former property of the original Louisiana State Seminary of Learning and Military Academy. When it toppled, it exposed a slew of historic artifacts buried in its roots, prompting a formal archaeological …Archaeology · Pineville Read Article

Who Inhabited Island Next to Human "Hobbits" 1 Million Years Ago? - Archaeology Magazine

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Stone tools CALIO, INDONESIA—According to a statement released by Griffith University, researchers recently uncovered fragments of stone tools at a site known as Calio on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi that proved to be 1.04 million years old. The findings indicate that in order to reach the island, early hominins were able to successfully make deep-sea crossings much earlier than previously thought. “This discovery adds to our understanding …Indonesia · Indonesia Read Article

Ceremonial Club Heads Found at Peruvian Chachapoyas Site - Archaeology Magazine

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Ceremonial club head LA JALCA, PERU—Andina reports that a series of new discoveries in Peru's Amazonas region are providing important new information about the area’s pre-Hispanic history and, especially, the enigmatic Chachapoyas civilization, sometimes referred to as the Warriors of the Clouds. A research team used drones and lidar technology to tentatively identify and map more than 200 previously unknown Chachapoyas structures scattered acro…Chachapoyas · Chachapoyas Read Article

Historic British Shipyard Linked to Battle of Trafalgar Revealed - Archaeology Magazine

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Timber in the slipway, Buckler's Hard, England BUCKLER’S HARD, ENGLAND—BBC News reports that an archaeological team from the University of Southampton uncovered the former slipway and other infrastructure from one of England’s busiest and most historic eighteenth-century shipyards. The discovery was made in the small hamlet of Buckler’s Hard in New Forest. According to records, during the 1700s at least 55 ships belonging to the Royal Navy were …Infrastructure · England Read Article

Inscription Reveals Name of Urartian City - Archaeology Magazine

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MURADIYE, TURKEY—Recent excavations at the site of Körzüt Fortress in eastern Turkey’s Van province have uncovered several important archaeological features that are helping archaeologists gain a deeper understanding of the Urartian city’s layout and history, Türkiye Today reports. The site, which is notable for its massive defensive walls measuring 30 feet wide, was purportedly built by King Minua, ruler of the Kingdom of Urartu between 810 and…Türkiye · Turkey Read Article

Archaeologists Locate Significant Native American Campsite in North Carolina - Archaeology Magazine

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Stone hearth at the Blackburn Vannoy Estate and Farm, Fleetwood, North Carolina Artifacts uncovered at the Blackburn Vannoy Estate and Farm include (left to right) a rhyolite spearpoint, a quartz spearpoint, and the base of a quartzite spearpoint. FLEETWOOD, NORTH CAROLINA—Appalachian State University announced that archaeologists were recently summoned to a university property after workers tending a vegetable garden unexpectedly turn…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Ornate Horse Harness Uncovered in Thracian Warrior's Grave - Archaeology Magazine

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Grave of Thracian warrior and horse, Kapitan Petko Voivoda, Bulgaria KAPITAN PETKO VOIVODA, BULGARIA—A richly adorned grave of a Thracian warrior and his horse was unearthed in a village near Topolovgrad, according to the Greek Reporter. Previous excavations in the area had already uncovered evidence of the existence of a high-status ancient necropolis dating to the second century b.c. The tomb recently discovered by a team from the Bulgarian Ac…Bulgaria · Bulgaria Read Article

New Research Suggests Maya Population May Have Topped 16 Million - Archaeology Magazine

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Largest previously unknown ceremonial center discovered with NASA's GLIHT lidar data in Campeche, Mexico NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA—It has been difficult for archaeologists to accurately estimate the ancient Maya population because so many of their settlements still remain undiscovered and obscured beneath the jungle canopy of the Yucatán Peninsula. According to a statement released by Tulane University, however, a recent study conducted by research…NASA · Mexico See the Story

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Top Archaeology News

Pompeii's Ruins Reoccupied: Archaeologists Confirm Centuries-Long Settlement

Gorgeous, Hidden Animal Tattoos Discovered on a More Than 2,000-Year-Old 'Ice Mummy' by Using Digital Imaging

Evidence of Neolithic Cannibalism Found in Spanish Cave - Archaeology Magazine

First Campus of Louisiana State University Investigated - Archaeology Magazine

Who Inhabited Island Next to Human "Hobbits" 1 Million Years Ago? - Archaeology Magazine

Ceremonial Club Heads Found at Peruvian Chachapoyas Site - Archaeology Magazine

Historic British Shipyard Linked to Battle of Trafalgar Revealed - Archaeology Magazine

Inscription Reveals Name of Urartian City - Archaeology Magazine

Archaeologists Locate Significant Native American Campsite in North Carolina - Archaeology Magazine

Ornate Horse Harness Uncovered in Thracian Warrior's Grave - Archaeology Magazine

New Research Suggests Maya Population May Have Topped 16 Million - Archaeology Magazine

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First Campus of Louisiana State University Investigated - Archaeology Magazine

Who Inhabited Island Next to Human "Hobbits" 1 Million Years Ago? - Archaeology Magazine

Ceremonial Club Heads Found at Peruvian Chachapoyas Site - Archaeology Magazine

Historic British Shipyard Linked to Battle of Trafalgar Revealed - Archaeology Magazine

Inscription Reveals Name of Urartian City - Archaeology Magazine

Archaeologists Locate Significant Native American Campsite in North Carolina - Archaeology Magazine

Ornate Horse Harness Uncovered in Thracian Warrior's Grave - Archaeology Magazine

New Research Suggests Maya Population May Have Topped 16 Million - Archaeology Magazine