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Helmets pulled from the sea off Spain, long thought Roman, turned out to be medieval.

By BeckhamLangford

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Chemical traces show people hauled brine up the Elbe River to make salt 2,500 years ago.

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The deep French wreck’s cargo of ceramics and metal bars points to a long-lost Italian trade route.

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A second royal tomb at the same Egyptian site has archaeologists asking who was buried there.

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A newly opened Egyptian royal tomb still has a ceiling painted blue with yellow stars.

By BeckhamLangford

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The Amazon cities mapped by laser were laid out with straight streets, canals, and astronomical alignments.

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Researchers say the Amazon’s hidden cities once rivaled medieval European towns in size.

By BeckhamLangford

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The Gibraltar seabed holds Roman, medieval, and World War II wrecks resting side by side.

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A survey off Gibraltar logged 151 shipwrecks crammed into a single 29-square-mile stretch of seabed.

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Divers off Egypt are still mapping the drowned port of Thonis-Heracleion block by block.

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Marble statues of mysterious Greco-Roman figures turned up buried face-down inside an ancient winepress in Israel.

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Roman concrete heals its own cracks, and scientists finally figured out how

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Carvings keep surfacing that appear to show humanoids holding unknown technology

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A stone temple in Turkey predates the pyramids by roughly 7,000 years

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The Celtic grave near Bad Camberg holds elite goods buried for more than 2,000 years

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Engineers keep cracking open Egyptian stone and finding precision they cannot explain

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Explorers opened a French cave sealed for 20,000 years and found ancient masterpieces

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Clues keep emerging that an advanced civilization may predate recorded history

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Satellite images uncovered hundreds of monuments from a lost desert culture in northeast Africa

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Archaeologists finished excavating a 1,200-year-old elite tomb in Panama

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