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The Incredible Story of Elyesa Bazna, the Spy Who Warned the Germans of the D-Day landings and Was Paid with Counterfeit Money

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A large Gallo-Roman sanctuary discovered in Burgundy, a ritual complex with two temples and banquets reserved for a local elite for nearly five centuries

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The Largest Prehistoric Monument in Scandinavia Is Not a King’s Tomb but an Astonishing Attempt to Restore the Order of the World After a Catastrophe

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Polar ice melt is slowing Earth’s rotation and lengthening days at an unprecedented rate in the last 3.6 million years

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A previously unknown Roman fortlet of the Antonine Wall discovered in the back gardens of homes in Scotland

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Plautilla Bricci, the first woman architect in History

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A massive stellar migration: scientists discover that the Sun and thousands of twin stars left the center of the Milky Way 6 billion years ago

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Astronomers witness a planetary collision for the first time, 11,000 light-years from Earth

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Discovery in Yucatán reveals Maya foundational offerings from 3,000 years ago and their link to fertility and the underworld

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An Aurochs Skull Impaled on a Wooden Post 10,500 Years Ago Reveals the Earliest Animistic Rituals in Northern Europe

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Scientists Manage to Revive Activity in the Brain of a Cryogenized Mouse for the First Time

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Another 13,000 inscribed ostraca found at Athribis, now the largest Egyptian site of ceramic fragments related to astronomy

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The Antarctic Lake That Never Freezes: Don Juan Pond, the Most Extreme Salt Flat on Earth and the Place Most Similar to Mars

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34 Samnite Tombs Discovered in Pontecagnano, 15 of Them Belonging to Children with Large Bronze Belts

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A 10,000-Year-Old Settlement Discovered in Türkiye Could Rewrite the Origins of Sedentary Life and Civilization

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First Direct Evidence of the Use of Sickles to Harvest Cereals by the Ancient Canarians Found in Gran Canaria

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Archaeologists achieve a historic milestone by dating French cave paintings with carbon-14 for the first time

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Hipparchia, the Greek philosopher of the Cynic school remembered in the annual festival in Athens that celebrated the incorporation of women into philosophy

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A Lost Page of an Archimedes Manuscript Is Found, with an Enigmatic Image Added Over the Ancient Text

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Two Families in Southern England Continued Burying Their Dead in the Same Cemetery from the Iron Age to the End of the Roman Period

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