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Archaeologists found a sealed Etruscan ritual well packed with bronze offerings and human bones
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One man secretly built a coral-rock monument from tons of stone, and never said how
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A farmer digging a well uncovered an emperor’s buried army of 8,000 clay soldiers
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A whole city carved into rose-red cliffs was lost to the outside world for centuries
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Newly found teeth in Ethiopia reveal a human ancestor species nobody knew existed
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Scientists found original collagen still intact inside 66-million-year-old dinosaur bones
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A 150-million-year-old trackway shows a giant dinosaur walking with a limp
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A titanosaur fossil sat in storage 40 years before anyone realized what it was
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Otzi the Iceman is covered in 61 tattoos, the oldest ink ever found on a human body
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A skull in China finally gave the mysterious Denisovans a face
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DNA from 7,000-year-old mummies reveals a lost human lineage in the once-green Sahara
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China won’t open the first emperor’s tomb, its floor laced with rivers of mercury
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A 2,100-year-old Greek machine could predict eclipses with bronze gears
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Gobekli Tepe’s 50-ton stone pillars predate Stonehenge by 6,000 years
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Archeology
A runestone dug up in the Faroe Islands is rewriting the archipelago’s medieval past
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A colossal 2,500-year-old statue in Turkey spent centuries buried as a paving stone
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Archaeologists in Turkey unearthed an 1,800-year-old statue of the Greek god of healing
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A Roman villa under Devon farmland hides the westernmost mosaic ever found in Britain
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Divers found a Byzantine shipwreck off Croatia holding the biggest gold hoard ever pulled from the Mediterranean
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Denisovan genes still help modern Tibetans breathe thin mountain air
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