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A 1,500-year-old mosaic knotted in a mysterious pattern surfaced beneath a Turkish city.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
A Roman villa near Rome kept its mosaics, painted walls and a broken statue of a woodland god.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
A cave in Turkey shows Neanderthals and modern humans using the very same tools.
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Cassian Holt
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Scans found two hidden voids tucked behind the smooth face of the Menkaure pyramid.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Divers mapped a whole medieval town resting on the floor of a Kyrgyz lake.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Diggers in Italy uncovered a princely tomb sealed since the dawn of Rome.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Restorers revealed China’s only surviving set of gilded Tang-dynasty armor.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Diggers found a Viking chieftain’s grave in Denmark that may tie to Harald Bluetooth.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Fifty Viking graves surfaced in Denmark, one holding a woman laid to rest in a wagon.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
A Luxembourg fort gave up 141 Roman gold coins, three of them showing a banned emperor.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Divers tied 400 gold coins off England to a lost Dutch ship after a 30-year hunt.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
A metal detectorist in Romania unearthed a set of 3,000-year-old gold necklaces.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Egypt just opened a 3,000-year-old tomb built for a scribe named Paser near Luxor.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
A 5,000-year-old pair of wooden poles in England may be a prototype for Stonehenge.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Robots reached a sealed stone door deep inside the Great Pyramid, and Egypt won’t say what is behind it.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
One carved stone in that lost Maya city shows a figure beheading another, dated to the year 849.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Archaeologists hacked six miles through jungle to reach an intact Maya city hidden for 1,000 years.
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Cassian Holt
Archeology
Diggers in Egypt found a giant circular temple built to mimic the Nile’s floods.
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BeckhamLangford
Archeology
A stone coffin sealed for over a thousand years was lifted intact beneath a Croatian town.
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BeckhamLangford
Archeology
A Tang-dynasty tomb in China’s old capital gave up dazzling gold and silver.
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BeckhamLangford
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