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Divers have mapped Pavlopetri, a 5,000-year-old city now resting beneath the Greek sea.

By BeckhamLangford

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A Saka warrior was unearthed in Kazakhstan still clutching a bronze sword.

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An Anglo-Saxon sword carved with mysterious runes came out of a grave in England.

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Genetic tests on eight teeth reconstructed the oldest Neanderthal group ever found in eastern Europe.

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Mummies fitted with golden tongues emerged from a Roman tomb at Al-Bahnasa, Egypt.

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Treasure hunters in Egypt unearthed a 2,600-year-old gold jewelry stash inside Karnak temple.

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A late Roman sarcophagus in Croatia was found sealed and untouched for 1,500 years.

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Archaeologists pulled a Roman bathtub and statue fragments from Ephesus, a city named in Revelation.

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Diggers in Saudi Arabia uncovered more than 100 gold ornaments from the Abbasid era.

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Researchers say radar scans reveal vast structures hidden beneath the Giza pyramids.

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Egyptian archaeologists opened two ancient tombs at Jabal Al-Tair in Minya.

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A prehistoric skeleton roughly 8,000 years old turned up in a flooded Yucatán cave.

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Egypt’s lead diggers say a 2026 announcement could rewrite the country’s ancient history.

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Tel Kom Aziza is emerging as one of the Nile Delta’s most important multi-period sites.

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Archaeologists in Albania uncovered the first Illyrian temple, pinning down the long-lost city of Bassania.

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Archaeologists in Denmark uncovered a vast Viking textile complex with more than 80 pit houses.

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The Croatia coffin still had lime mortar sealing its lid after fifteen centuries underground.

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The Bassania temple is the first hard proof of Illyrian worship ever pulled from the ground.

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A treasure cache surfaced at Heliopolis, the biblical Egyptian city tied to Genesis.

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Scientists pulled ancient human DNA straight off cave walls for the first time.

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