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Two medieval burials in the Menga dolmen are strangely aligned with the monument’s axis

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The disastrous 1896 balloon expedition to the North Pole and the mysterious death of its three crewmen on a remote island

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Silver, Mercury, and Invisible Layers: Science Uncovers the Hidden Secrets of Leonardo and Raphael’s Drawings

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The Helmet of Meskalamdug, Found in the Tomb of a Mysterious Ruler of Ur Who Does Not Appear in the Sumerian King List

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Study Links the Song of a Galician Druid to Atlantic Celtic Mythology and Suggests That Gaelic May Have Originated in Galicia

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The Secret of Eternity: The Master Engineering of the Aqueduct of Carthage, the Longest Built by the Romans

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A Journey into the Bronze Age Menu: What the Pantry of the First “Manchegans” Looked Like 4,000 Years Ago

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The mystery of the Justinianic Plague 1,500 years ago: why doesn’t archaeology show collapse?

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Great Theban Revolt, the first Egyptian insurrection against the Ptolemaic dynasty, which came to proclaim two pharaohs

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Exceptional discovery in Iraqi Kurdistan of a pottery workshop that reveals the complete ceramic production chain of an Iron Age urban society

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Homo erectus did not leave Africa alone 1.8 million years ago: fossils found in Georgia may belong to two distinct human species

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A Major Etruscan Medical School Discovered at the Ancient Sanctuary of San Casciano dei Bagni

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The owners of a Roman villa in Tarraconensis organized lavish hunts of red deer, wild boar, and bears

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The encounter between Neanderthals and modern humans in the Iberian Peninsula occurred in the northwest

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How the railway forced the unification of time: when every city kept its own hour

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Objects from a treasure found in Denmark were made in the 6th century BC somewhere in the Alps, and were part of a sumptuous Bronze Age outfit

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The Mysterious Substance Described by Pliny the Elder That Gave Clothes Their Shine Has Been Identified—and Can Surprisingly Still Be Purchased Today

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Researchers Document Maternal Care in Plants for the First Time

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Ritual fires atop temples guided ancient sailors long before lighthouses

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Sediment Analysis Reveals a Silent Epidemic in the Roman Fort of Vindolanda: Intestinal Parasites Weakened Roman Garrisons Along Hadrian’s Wall

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