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Turkish diggers found a 9,000-year-old copper workshop at Cayonu
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Finland’s largest Viking silver hoard came out of the ground in two buried containers
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Rome’s largest ancient wall mosaic was hiding under the Baths of Trajan
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Diggers lifted 105 square metres of Roman mosaic at Pompeiopolis in Turkey
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A 5,000-year-old necklace of 42 animal teeth came out of a mound near Wroclaw
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An untouched Chimu funerary platform opened at Chan Chan after six centuries
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A 115-million-year-old dinosaur came out of a deep drill core in China
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Wildfires may have shown early people how to invent pottery
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A Bronze Age folding chair from Guldhøj is the only intact one left in Europe
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A Roman mosaic in Turkey names the household cat Emerald and the dog Ocean
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One of the oldest three-dimensional animal fossils turned up in a Norwegian sheep field
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Prehistoric builders dragged 25-tonne stones 18 kilometres to raise the Devil’s Arrows
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An Egyptian tomb at Saqqara belonged to the king’s own keeper of secrets
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Lascaux’s painted caves were closed to visitors to stop the art rotting
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The Sutton Hoo ship left only a stain in the sand and a king’s helmet
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Archeology
Roman concrete heals its own cracks and the trick turned out to be lumps of lime
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Stone points made 80,000 years ago in Uzbekistan look 25,000 years ahead of their time
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Up to 240 medieval skeletons lie stacked five deep under a Belgian market square
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Drone lasers found 2.5 kilometres of lost Inca road hiding across the river from Machu Picchu
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A homeowner digging a patio pulled 18.5 kilograms of Viking silver out of the ground
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