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Archaeology Norman Conquest of 1066 did little to change individuals’s eating routines
July 6, 2020Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Archaeologists from Cardiff University and the University of Sheffield have combined the...
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Archaeology Archaeologists might have discovered site of the Red Lion, London’s very first playhouse
July 5, 2020The play's the thing — Although shortlived, the playhouse eventually led to construction of the Globe...
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Archaeology Potsherd with Tamil-Brahmi script discovered at Kodumanal
July 5, 2020A Tamil-Brahmi script inscribed on a potsherd was found during excavation at Kodumanal in Erode district...
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Archaeology Seafood assisted ancient individuals move out of Africa, research study reveals
July 5, 2020Living specimen of the marine mollusc Conomurex fasciatus. Millions of these shells were found on the...
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Archaeology Stunning 3rd Century Roman Mosaic Discovered Under Vineyard in Italy
July 5, 2020Archaeologists have discovered a beautifully preserved Roman mosaic floor dating back to the 3rd Century under...
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Archaeology Tiny mineral particles are much better automobiles for appealing gene treatment
July 4, 2020University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers have developed a safer and more efficient way to deliver a promising...
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Archaeology An Even Bigger Neolithic Website Has Been Discovered Near Stonehenge
July 3, 2020Main Blog > An Even Bigger Neolithic Site Has Been Discovered Near Stonehenge The ancient past...
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Archaeology Reassessing Easter Island’s Historical “Collapse”
July 3, 2020Easter Island’s colossal statues loom large—both literally and figuratively—in the popular imagination. The massive heads and...
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Archaeology Construction Begins on the Glass House Project, a New Take on Historical Conservation
July 3, 2020Construction Begins on the Glass House Project, a New Take on Historical Preservation On the Boards”...
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Archaeology London’s ‘earliest theater,’ developed just 3 years after Shakespeare’s birth, found – Livescience.com
July 2, 2020Home News The excavations also revealed two brick beer cellars, which are thought to have belonged...
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Archaeology Beautiful 2300-Year-Old Scythian Lady’s Boot Preserved in the Frozen Ground of the Altai Mountains
July 2, 2020in Design, Fashion, History, Museums | June 22nd, 2020 28 Comments Advertisement Shoes and boots, show...
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Archaeology Shuttered natural history museums defend survival
July 2, 2020Science's COVID-19 coverage is supported by the Pulitzer Center.A few months ago, retirement was the furthest...
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Archaeology Mexico’s cuts in nature, archaeology budgets draws protests
July 2, 2020MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has cut budgets for things like...
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Archaeology Archaeologist sinks teeth into comprehending cultural identity, interactions in ancient Nile River Valley
July 2, 2020Michele Buzon, professor of anthropology at Purdue University, is a bioarchaeologist who has excavated in the...
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Archaeology Have Archaeologists Found London’s Lost Theater?
July 2, 2020If you found yourself in 16th-century London with a bit of spare money and free time,...
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Archaeology Archaeology development: Researchers discover the oldest known Eurasian weapon tech – Express.co.uk
July 2, 2020Fred Bear, the forefather of American bowhunting, once argued the history of the bow and arrow...
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Archaeology Immac ² Mixed Usage Task/ Urban Platform
July 2, 2020Immac² Mixed Use Project / Urban Platform © Steven Massart + 16 Area Area of this...
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Archaeology Very first proof that ancient human beings ate snakes and lizards is uncovered in Israel
June 30, 2020Home News Reptile vertebrae found at el-Wad Terrace cave in Israel. (Image: © Roee Shafir )...
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Archaeology New study challenges popular “collapse” hypothesis for Easter Island
June 29, 2020Time for a rethinking — Bayesian model-based analysis points to resilient, cooperative society well beyond 1600....
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Archaeology New method discovers very first non-tobacco residue in ancient pipelines
June 29, 2020Researchers at Washington State University (WSU) have, through an examination of pipes from 1400 year-old archaeological...