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A Byzantine shipwreck off Croatia gave up the largest gold hoard ever found in the Mediterranean

By BeckhamLangford

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Baalbek’s foundation holds carved stone blocks heavier than any crane could lift today

By BeckhamLangford

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Turkey’s Derinkuyu could shelter 20,000 people eighteen stories below the ground

By BeckhamLangford

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A Nile tomb sealed since the age of Ramesses still names its owner on the wall

By BeckhamLangford

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Diggers near Alexandria opened a 2.5-meter granite sarcophagus with a skeleton still inside

By BeckhamLangford

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A lost Byzantine city surfaced beneath the sand of Egypt’s western desert

By BeckhamLangford

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Laser scans of Gobekli Tepe revealed hidden carvings some read as robed shamans

By BeckhamLangford

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A human face just surfaced carved directly into a monumental pillar at Karahan Tepe

By BeckhamLangford

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Archaeologists are about to crack open a 12,000-year-old sealed chamber at Karahan Tepe

By BeckhamLangford

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11 ancient sites archaeologists still cannot fully explain

By Cassian Holt

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The Nazca Lines form giant animals visible only from the sky, and their purpose is still unknown

By Cassian Holt

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The Voynich manuscript has defied every code-breaker on Earth for 600 years

By Cassian Holt

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A 6th-century-BC necropolis surfaced under a pasta factory near Naples, its treasures intact

By Cassian Holt

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Thonis-Heracleion was a whole Egyptian city that sank into the sea and vanished for a thousand years

By Cassian Holt

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The Terracotta Army guards a sealed tomb said to hold rivers of mercury

By Cassian Holt

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Malta’s Ggantija temples are older than Stonehenge, and no one knows who built them

By Alexander Clark

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Sacsayhuamán’s stone walls lock together so precisely they needed no mortar

By Cassian Holt

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Nan Madol is a city of 100 basalt islands that legend says was raised by magic

By Cassian Holt

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Archaeologists at Saqqara opened three sealed New Kingdom tombs beneath the desert

By Cassian Holt

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Puma Punku’s 130-ton stones fit so tightly no knife blade slides between them

By Cassian Holt

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