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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 the tomb of Alexander the Great?
Archaeologists say they may have discovered Alexander the Great's tomb at a place near the ancient Amphipolis, 370 miles north of Athens.
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Legend of Beowulf legend
The dark mysteries of the legend Beowulf, the oldest epic of England, are gradually rising from the grave in eastern Denmark.
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Discover the oldest scorpion fossil
Archaeologists have discovered a 350-million-year-old scorpion fossil in South Africa, considered the oldest animal fossil ever lived on the ancient continent of Gondwan…
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Gold treasure excavation in Jerusalem
The Israeli archaeologist stumbled upon a treasure chest filled with gold coins near the Mount temple of Jerusalem.
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People lived in the Thames River 9000 years ago
Rare evidence suggests that humans lived in the Thames (England), 9,000 years ago, discovered by archaeologists in the Crossrail project.
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Food is delicious on shipwreck 2,000 years
For fans of Italian cuisine, the food on the sunken ancient Roman ship still has the ability to enjoy delicious food.
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Discover the miniature Colosseum arena of the Roman emperor
American investigators suddenly found a small Roman arena where Commodus emperor trained and fought beasts to win the title of
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Bone tools 51,000 years old
Neanderthals have created the oldest tools in Europe, and modern people may have learned how to make this tool from them.
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Discovered weapons of assassination of medieval politicians
Bulgarian archaeologists have unearthed a medieval bronze ring, which could be used for political assassinations 700 years ago.
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Revealed 'underground city' under the Roman emperor's mansion
Archaeologists have discovered a network of tunnels, forming an underground city, buried deep beneath the mansion of Roman emperor Hadrian near Rome.
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Fossil discovery of an ancient round fish
A group of Mexican archaeologists recently discovered fossils of an ancient round-necked fish that once lived on Earth 90 million years ago. This is the first time the f…
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A double casket was excavated at a car park in England
A group of archaeologists from the University of Leicester (UK) announced on July 29 that they unearthed a double coffin in a car park in central England.
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Partial discovery of crucifix crucifixion Jesus?
Turkish archaeologists say they have found a stone chest dating back to 1,300 years. In the chest contains a stone carved with a cross.
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Mysterious carvings on stone
During excavation in Narigua, Coahuila state (Mexico), archaeologists discovered about 8,000 stone carvings, dating back over 6,000 years.