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Fossil footprints found in Italy reveal the earliest evidence of when and where dinosaurs rose to dominate the planet

The Largest Whale Necropolis in the World Discovered in the Indian Ocean, with Millions of Fossils and Remains from 5.3 Million Years Ago to the Present

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Evidence of the Siege of the Ancient City of Qabra in Northern Mesopotamia 4,000 Years Ago During the Bronze Age Discovered

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HMS Sappho, the British ship that seized an American slave brig causing a diplomatic incident, and then disappeared without a trace

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A Stellar Wind Detected by the James Webb Telescope Is Responsible for the Large Number of Massive Dead Galaxies in the Early Universe

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Mysterious Footprints Carved in Stone Found in Southern Scandinavia Reveal Secret Pacts in the Bronze Age

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Findings in Lisbon reveal the aromatic plants and woods used in funeral pyres, and the first evidence of myrtle in a cremation context across the Roman Empire

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2,000 Years Ago in Iron Age Britain, a Woman’s Brain was Extracted and Her Bones Turned into Sharp Points

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Bass Rock, the Most Inaccessible Prison in Europe Was Conquered from Within

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The Iberians of the Northeast of the Iberian Peninsula Maintained Genetic Continuity for Six Centuries Despite Contact with Phoenicians and Greeks

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1,200-Year-Old Game Board Found in Ancient Volubilis Carved into the Steps of a Medieval Public Bath

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A rare Roman mosaic of exceptional craftsmanship and preservation discovered in Soissons, combining two construction techniques

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The “World’s Smallest Adult” Was the Mexican Artist Lucía Zárate

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Dozens of Headless Skeletons Found in Slovakia Point to Neolithic Funerary Rituals, Not a Massacre

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Wells, Waterwheels, and Canals Leading Water to Saladin’s Citadel Fortress in Cairo Discovered

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Fossil footprints found in Italy reveal the earliest evidence of when and where dinosaurs rose to dominate the planet

2,000-Year-Old Grape Seeds in a 32-Meter-Deep Etruscan Well Reveal Surprises About Modern Wine

A prehistoric cave older than Neanderthals and modern humans discovered, sealed for 300,000 years

How the Macedonians Disguised as Women Killed the Persian Envoys before the First Greco-Persian War

The Epitaph of Seikilos, the oldest song preserved complete with musical notation and text

2,700-Year-Old Figurine Found in Guatemala Bears the Oldest Numbers in Mesoamerica

The Largest Whale Necropolis in the World Discovered in the Indian Ocean, with Millions of Fossils and Remains from 5.3 Million Years Ago to the Present

Evidence of the Siege of the Ancient City of Qabra in Northern Mesopotamia 4,000 Years Ago During the Bronze Age Discovered

HMS Sappho, the British ship that seized an American slave brig causing a diplomatic incident, and then disappeared without a trace

A Stellar Wind Detected by the James Webb Telescope Is Responsible for the Large Number of Massive Dead Galaxies in the Early Universe

Mysterious Footprints Carved in Stone Found in Southern Scandinavia Reveal Secret Pacts in the Bronze Age

Findings in Lisbon reveal the aromatic plants and woods used in funeral pyres, and the first evidence of myrtle in a cremation context across the Roman Empire

2,000 Years Ago in Iron Age Britain, a Woman’s Brain was Extracted and Her Bones Turned into Sharp Points

Bass Rock, the Most Inaccessible Prison in Europe Was Conquered from Within

The Iberians of the Northeast of the Iberian Peninsula Maintained Genetic Continuity for Six Centuries Despite Contact with Phoenicians and Greeks

1,200-Year-Old Game Board Found in Ancient Volubilis Carved into the Steps of a Medieval Public Bath

A rare Roman mosaic of exceptional craftsmanship and preservation discovered in Soissons, combining two construction techniques

The “World’s Smallest Adult” Was the Mexican Artist Lucía Zárate

Dozens of Headless Skeletons Found in Slovakia Point to Neolithic Funerary Rituals, Not a Massacre

Wells, Waterwheels, and Canals Leading Water to Saladin’s Citadel Fortress in Cairo Discovered