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A granite sarcophagus surfaced in Egypt with its original lid still sealed
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Archeology
Egypt unearthed 18 tombs and 24 golden tongues beneath an ancient coastal city
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Archeology
Divers found 22 ancient shipwrecks in 13 days off a single Greek island chain
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An ‘illegal’ detectorist hid a haul of 450 Roman silver coins for eight years
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Gold coins and jewelry from a 1,400-year-old hoard keep surfacing near the Sea of Galilee
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A metal detectorist’s field in Norway has yielded 3,150 silver coins from the year 1047
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Archeology
A 2,400-year-old merchant ship carrying 600 amphorae has been found off a Greek island
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Archeology
Skeletons pulled from Sudan’s Tombos are quietly rewriting who got a pyramid burial
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Two 5,000-year-old tombs opened in Egypt may show how pyramid building began
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A second Maya city, hidden 2,500 years, has surfaced from Campeche’s forest on LiDAR maps
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Archeology
Archaeologists hacked through miles of Mexican jungle and found an intact lost Maya city
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BeckhamLangford
Archeology
That sunken French wall was raised by hunter-gatherers 7,000 years ago, and no one knows why
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Archeology
The Easter Island statues may have ‘walked’ upright to their places
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Archeology
Damascus steel held an edge no modern smith can fully reproduce
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Archeology
A 600-year-old book is written in a language no one has ever cracked
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Archeology
Three 800-ton stones sit in a Roman ruin no one can fully explain moving
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Archeology
Machu Picchu was built high in the Andes without the wheel or iron tools
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Archeology
Petra’s temples were carved straight down into rose-red desert cliffs
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Archeology
A Pacific city was built on 100 artificial islands of stacked basalt
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Archeology
China’s first emperor lies in a sealed tomb ringed by rivers of mercury
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