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Stone tools unearthed in Kenya predate our own species by ages
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The Rosetta Stone unlocked a language that had gone silent for centuries
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Roman glassmakers made a cup that changes color in the light
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Archaeologists open the best-preserved tomb yet found at the Hittite capital
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Stone blocks at Puma Punku fit so tightly a knife blade won’t slip between them
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An underground city in Turkey once hid 20,000 people from invaders
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Giant desert drawings in Peru only reveal their shapes from the sky
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An army of 8,000 clay soldiers still guards a Chinese emperor’s tomb
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Perfectly round stone spheres litter Costa Rica and nobody knows why
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A temple in Turkey was carved 12,000 years ago, before farming even existed
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