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A 2,600-year-old prince was buried in Italy with a ceremonial two-wheeled chariot.

By BeckhamLangford

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Scientists pulled ancient human DNA straight from a red dot painted on a cave wall

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A sealed casket near China’s Terracotta Army held 6,000 coins and gold camel figures

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Egyptian diggers found mummies fitted with golden tongues inside a Roman-era tomb

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Colombia says it will raise the San Jose galleon and its 200 tons of sunken gold

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A cave in Israel shows Neanderthals and our ancestors shared tools, graves and daily life

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Egypt unveiled its largest mummification workshops at Saqqara, one for people, one for sacred animals

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Rock-cut tombs from Egypt’s Old Kingdom turned up at Aswan, packed with inscribed pottery

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Mummified dogs buried beside Peruvian homes show how the Tiwanaku honored their pets

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An underground temple to Mithras was sealed shut by early Christians 1,700 years ago

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Anglo-Saxon silver coins were buried as a Viking army drove a king overseas

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Lavish frescoes tied to Nero’s wife emerged from a villa buried by Vesuvius

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A Roman villa so intact it’s called ‘Port Talbot’s Pompeii’ surfaced in Wales

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A rare 17th-century coin found in an old cabinet sold for $2.52 million

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A 2,200-year-old Roman shipwreck off Croatia revealed ancient Greek repairs

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A sunken medieval city with intact streets sits on the floor of a Kyrgyz lake

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Divers pulled a 22-pound silver bar worth $100,000 from a sunken Spanish galleon

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A complete wild boar burial in Egypt baffles experts who tied pigs to impurity

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A doctor was identified at Pompeii by the surgical tools he carried as he fled Vesuvius

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A lost metropolis has resurfaced on Iraq’s Tigris, and it may rival Alexandria

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