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German archaeologists accidentally found an area they called
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German archaeologists accidentally found an area they called
The origin of the Mayan civilization remains a mystery that archaeologists and historians are trying to decipher.
A hundred-year-old weapons chest could help archaeologists understand the fire and explosion that sank the Danish king's flagship.
Archaeologists recently discovered a 12th-century tomb during an archaeological dig and found buried treasure with it.
A majestic lava tube in the Arabian Peninsula has surprised archaeologists by revealing human traces.
An ancient tomb with 5 different levels of burial has just been found in Hungary, arranged in a complex way but not intended for humans.
The sword excavated from the Tomiomaruyama Kofun burial mound, Japan impressed archaeologists because of its length and unprecedented design.
As one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the lighthouse stood tall over the port of Alexandria (Egypt) for many centuries.
Surveying at the right time there was a man cutting seaweed in the area, Irish archaeologists discovered
According to archaeologists, they found evidence of the earliest time human ancestors were not 'naked' in archaeological areas such as Gran Dolina in the Atapuerca Mount…
The lamp was used by soldiers at night when stationed at the late Roman fortress of Mezad Tzafir on the Scorpions Ascent pass, east of the Negev desert.
Five boats found at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea were used more than 7,000 years ago for fishing by people living in a Neolithic village near present-day Rome (It…
Intel's new multi-billion dollar semiconductor factory in Germany has helped archaeologists find two prehistoric graves from human sacrifices.
Archaeologists in France have excavated a Neolithic site containing 63 tombs and hundreds of structures and artifacts in human possession spanning some 4,000 years.
Spain's Stonehenge regretted archaeologists decades ago when it appeared and then disappeared, returning to the shores of the lake in this fierce summer.