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Gold-glazed terracotta leaves emerged at Vietnam’s Ho Dynasty citadel
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Sonar mapped a ‘shipwreck city’ of more than 20 vessels under a Seattle lake
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Airborne lasers exposed human-built terrain hidden under Panama’s jungle
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Painted coffins and cat mummies turned up in a Luxor necropolis
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A Bronze Age sword pulled from a German grave is so preserved it still shines
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One French dig turned up Bronze Age burials, an Iron Age hoard and a Roman fort
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A sealed bronze vessel in a Chinese tomb still held a 2,300-year-old alcoholic brew
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A Roman mosaic dug up in England tells a long-lost version of the Trojan War
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Tombs along a lost branch of the Silk Road revealed forgotten burial rites in China
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Scans of an Inca child sacrifice revealed the first proof of deliberate mummification
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A metal detectorist unearthed one of the richest Roman hoards in decades in Germany
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A skeleton of a working horse turned up in a bakery buried by Vesuvius at Pompeii
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Greece opened ancient shipwreck sites where rare carrot-shaped jars still rest
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A 4,000-year-old temple with a ceremonial theater was unearthed in coastal Peru
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A Pompeii victim was found shielding his head with a bowl as Vesuvius buried the city
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Clay tablets and a game board pulled from an Iraqi mound hint at ancient warfare
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A team hacking through Mexico’s jungle uncovered an intact Maya city hidden for over 1,000 years
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A vivid red fresco emerged from a villa thought to belong to Nero’s wife near Pompeii
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A 4,300-year-old mummy covered head to toe in gold was found sealed in an Egyptian shaft
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Utility crews laying pipe in Peru dug up an 800-year-old mummy in a fetal position
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