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Jun 14

Who May Sleep in the Bed of the Dead? Examining the Mysterious Bed Burials of Medieval Europe

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Jun 8

The Treasure That Never Was: Did Admiral Heyn’s Silver Basin Really Come from Spanish “Treasure Fleet” Silver

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May 22

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Apr 22

New Radiocarbon Dates Reveal Mongolia Had Pottery Almost 2,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Believed

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Apr 14

12th Century Swahili Bronze Coins Reveal Extensive African Trade Networks

New Study Uses Lead Isotopes…

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Apr 4

Origins of the Covers of the Oldest Dated Manuscript in Estonia

New study describes how researchers…

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Mar 25

From Companions to Sacrifices: The Complex Relationship Between Dogs and Romans

New study sheds light…

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Mar 17

The Mystery of the Siberian Ice Maiden

Genetics and archaeology can help us solve a 2500-year-old…

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Mar 16

New Study Describes How One of the Largest Historic Eruptions May Have Shaped the Cultures of Epi and Tongoa

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Mar 7

Sacrifice, Dismemberment and Ritual: New Study Reveals an Enigmatic Pre-Columbian Burial Discovered in Ecuador

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