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The secret room reveals the hidden corner of the Iron Age
An unexpected discovery reveals ancient artwork that was once part of an Iron Age complex beneath a house in southeastern Turkey.
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The creepy mystery of the Iron Age skeleton buried in a strange position in the ancient castle
Researchers were stunned to discover an Iron Age skeleton buried in a sitting position at the ruins of Maiden Castle in the United Kingdom.
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Decoding the case of shocking network after 4,000 years
Breaking on a thousand-year-old skeleton, German archaeological-archaeological team found the truth about one of the oldest political murder cases in human history.
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Antiquities appear under the melted snow
Snow in the mountains of Norway and some other places are melting due to climate change. This happened to help scientists discover many ancient objects buried deep in th…
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France proceeded to excavate the site from the Iron Age
French archaeologists excavated the cemetery from the Iron Age in a swamp between the highway and the bend of the Seine in southeastern Paris (France).
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DNA research from Jesus Christ
The bones of about 200 soldiers who died from Jesus are still in good condition under peat, allowing experts to hope for their ability to study DNA.
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Excavation of the largest gold and ancient silver vault
Two British metal detectors unearthed the largest Iron Age silver and gold coin store in Europe. After more than 30 years of persistent search, two metal detectors Reg M…
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Detected ancient stones in the 2,700-year-old Turkish temple
During excavation at a newly discovered temple in southeastern Turkey, the archaeological team led by the University of Toronto obtained stone tablets dating back to the…
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The newly discovered skeleton in Caistor made archaeologists confused
The new skeleton was discovered in one of the most important regions of England in ancient Rome which is confusing for experts from Nottingham University.
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Arab genes in the Iron Age tomb of Denmark
An ancient Danish with an Arab gene group - part of a DNA study - shows that Scandinavian people 2,000 years ago are more genetically diverse today.
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Iron Age people were savagely tortured
Archaeologists have discovered two Iron Age corpses buried in peat in Ireland. Both are men, living more than 2,000 years ago, and being victims of a barbaric sacrificia…