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How the Japanese Bombed the United States with Balloons During World War II

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A Relief with an Inscription Found in the Sinai Reveals the First and Brutal Graphic Evidence of Egyptian Colonization 5,000 Years Ago

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An Unexpected Discovery beneath the Ishtar Temple in Assur Reveals the City’s Founding Date and Its Relationship with a Hurrian Goddess

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A Discovery in Inland Portugal Shows the Last Mesolithic Hunter-Gatherers Thrived Far from the Coast 8,500 Years Ago

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Oldest portable wooden tools used by humans 430,000 years ago discovered in Greece

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Remains of a war elephant and catapult ammunition from the Second Punic War found in Córdoba, a unique discovery in Europe

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An 11th-century monk dethrones Edmond Halley: the comet’s periodicity was understood seven centuries earlier than established

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Two adjoining temples with altars, a unique religious complex in the northern Iberian Peninsula, discovered at the Iron Age site of Peña del Castro

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When Medicine Stopped Being a Family Trade: Thus Was the Hippocratic Oath Born

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An Intact 1,400-Year-Old Zapotec Tomb Discovered in Oaxaca

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A 2,300-Year-Old Mystery Solved: Revealing the Identity of the Enigmatic Figure Mentioned in a Thracian Inscription

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Flint tools found in Guadalajara originate from southwestern France, 700 kilometers away—the greatest distance documented in the European Paleolithic

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5,500-year-old human remains in Colombia bear the oldest evidence of syphilis bacteria, millennia before the arrival of Europeans

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Han Xin, the Chinese military genius whom legend considers the creator of chess and who died murdered for becoming too powerful

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A Roman Unguentarium Found in Pergamon Reveals the First Direct Evidence of the Medicinal Use of Human Feces in Antiquity

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Animal remains left as offerings at the foot of the Huei Teocalli demonstrate the existence of Moctezuma’s zoo

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This 500,000-Year-Old Hammer Is the Oldest Elephant Bone Tool Ever Found in Europe

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Analysis of teeth confirms for the first time Herodotus’s claim: the Scythians consumed mare’s milk

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A claw-shaped hand stencil discovered in a cave in Indonesia is the oldest work of art in the world

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The first mass grave of the Justinianic Plague discovered in Jordan at the ancient hippodrome of Jerash, rewriting the history of the pandemic

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