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9,000-year-old Site near Jerusalem is the “Big Bang” of Prehistory Settlement
Categories Ancient History

9,000-year-old Site near Jerusalem is the “Big Bang” of Prehistory Settlement

  • February 21, 2023

9,000-year-old Site near Jerusalem is the “Big Bang” of Prehistory Settlement A huge 9,000-year-old Neolithic settlement — the largest ever discovered in Israel, say archaeologists — is currently being excavated outside Jerusalem, researchers said in mid-2019. This site, located near…

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Archaeologists Unearth the ‘Golden Man’ of the Saka Burial Mound in Kazakhstan
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Archaeologists Unearth the ‘Golden Man’ of the Saka Burial Mound in Kazakhstan

  • February 20, 2023

Archaeologists Unearth the ‘Golden Man’ of the Saka Burial Mound in Kazakhstan Last week, Ancient Origins reported on the fascinating discovery of a golden treasure left by the ancient Saka people in a burial mound in Kazakhstan. It was called…

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In Mexico's Caribbean, Archaeologists Find a More Than 200-year-old Shipwreck
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In Mexico’s Caribbean, Archaeologists Find a More Than 200-year-old Shipwreck

  • February 19, 2023

In Mexico’s Caribbean, archaeologists find a more than 200-year-old shipwreck QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO— BBC reports that an eight-foot cannon, anchor, and pig-iron ingots thought to have been used as a ship’s ballast were spotted by a fisherman in the Caribbean Sea…

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Unusual Gallo-Roman Horse and Human Skeletons Were Discovered in France's Evreux (Eure)
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Unusual Gallo-Roman Horse and Human Skeletons Were Discovered in France’s Evreux (Eure)

  • February 19, 2023

Unusual Gallo-Roman horse and human skeletons were discovered in France’s Evreux (Eure)  A team from the Institut National d’archéologie preventive (Inrap) has discovered a mortuary practice hitherto unknown in Roman Gaul. The archaeologists are working in an area of 200m2…

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New Evidence Of Ancient Child Sacrifice Found From Bronze Age Mesopotamia
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New Evidence Of Ancient Child Sacrifice Found From Bronze Age Mesopotamia

  • February 19, 2023

New Evidence Of Ancient Child Sacrifice Found From Bronze Age Mesopotamia About 5,000 years ago, the Mesopotamians buried two 12-year-olds — a boy and a girl — and surrounded their slender bodies with hundreds of bronze spearheads and what appears…

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Great White Shark-Sized Ancient Fish Discovered By Accident From Fossilized Lung
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Great White Shark-Sized Ancient Fish Discovered By Accident From Fossilized Lung

  • February 19, 2023

Great white shark-sized ancient fish discovered by accident from fossilized lung A 66 million-year-old fossilized lung from a previously unknown species of ancient fish, as large as a great white shark, has recently been uncovered in Morocco.  Researchers believe the…

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Romanian Archaeologists Found an Ancient Human Skeleton That Dates Back 3,000 Years
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Romanian Archaeologists Found an Ancient Human Skeleton That Dates Back 3,000 Years

  • February 19, 2023

Romanian archaeologists found an ancient human skeleton that dates back 3,000 years A 3,000-year-old human skeleton was recently discovered at an archaeological excavation site in the village of Drăguşeni, Botoşani county. The skeleton dates back to the beginning of the…

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Skeletons Found Under a Florida Wine Shop May Be Some of America’s First Colonists
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Skeletons Found Under a Florida Wine Shop May Be Some of America’s First Colonists

  • February 19, 2023

Skeletons Found Under a Florida Wine Shop May Be Some of America’s First Colonists Archaeologists in Florida recently confirmed that they discovered the bones of many young children buried under the last place that one might have thought to look:…

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Genetics Cracks Origins of Two Mysterious People: Scythians and Basques
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Genetics Cracks Origins of Two Mysterious People: Scythians and Basques

  • February 19, 2023

Genetics Cracks Origins of Two Mysterious People: Scythians and Basques Genetic analysis is all the rage and two separate studies have provided new insights into two peoples: the Scythians of yore, and the Basques of today. The story of the Scythians is one of…

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A Fossilised Skull Has Revealed When The Last ‘Siberian Unicorn’ Lived on Earth
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When the last “Siberian unicorn” lived on earth is revealed through a fossilized skull

  • February 16, 2023

When the last “Siberian unicorn” lived on earth is revealed through a fossilized skull A Fossilised Skull Has Revealed When The Last ‘Siberian Unicorn’ Lived on Earth The unicorn first emerged nearly 2.5 million years ago but is believed to…

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