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Ancient theater from Roman times was discovered in Volterra, Italy
Italian archaeologists have discovered a Roman ancient theater in the outskirts of Volterra, Tuscany, Central Italy.
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New discovery about 'White City is full of gold' in Central America
Scientists were extremely surprised by the traces of the mysterious city missing for hundreds of years.
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Mysterious civilization in Central America
Huge rock heads scattered across the territory are one of the salient features of Olmec civilization in Central America.
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Carry out excavation of shipwrecks containing gold
The US ocean exploration company is excavating the SS Central America, which carried 13.6 tons of gold and was sunk 157 years ago.
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Large architecture of the Ly Dynasty revealed in Thang Long Citadel
The first vestiges of the Ly foundation and foundation in the Central axis were discovered for the first time, proving that the ancient palace was elaborately decorated.
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Detection of 9,000-year-old super neck flute
Chinese archaeologists say three flutes made from bird bones have been discovered in three graves in central China.
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Students 'dream hands' find 'ancient Roman treasures'
Katie Balham, 18, an archeology student from the town of Fleetwood, Lancashire, has found
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New discovery about European inhabitants in the Stone Age
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
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Additional discoveries
Archaeologists in central Italy have unearthed two bronze statues of women and many other rare artifacts of the Etruscan civilization dating back 2,500 years.
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Found tectonic plate
A plate of tectonics that once disappeared in North America hundreds of millions of years ago has been discovered still lurking in central California (USA) and Mexico.
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The dinosaur fossil is about the size of a chicken
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Geosciences have published fossil discoveries of the world's smallest viewed dinosaur.
Archeology
Mexico discovered an ancient burial site dating back to 800 years
Recently in San Andrés Cholula district in Mexico's central state of Puebla, archaeologists have discovered an ancient burial site dating from 800 years ago.
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Discover the oldest tomb of the Maya period
Located at the temple site in the province of Retalhuleu (Guatemala), this tomb is said to belong to a ruler of that time, or religious leader about 2,000 years ago.
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Behind the fall of the Maya empire
The cities of the ancient Mayan empire developed extremely flourishing in southern Mexico and north of Central America for about 6 centuries. Then, around 900 AD, Maya c…
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Found the Central American gold city
Beneath the primeval forest in Honduras' Mosquitia region, archaeologists have found traces of ruins they consider the city missing Ciudad Blanca, or White City, accordi…