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Latest in Archeology
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Ancient builders mastered complex plaster techniques 8,000 years before the Romans — and archaeologists just found the proof beneath a Scottish crannog
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Archeology
Archaeologists in Mexico uncover a rare Middle Preclassic Maya ball court dating to 800–300 BCE near Poxilá in Yucatán
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Archeology
Scientists discover that Neanderthals and humans were hooking up across multiple continents — not just one exit point from Africa
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A 240-million-year-old ‘sand creeper’ fossil hidden in a garden wall turns out to be one of Australia’s most important prehistoric finds
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Archeology
France’s Font-de-Gaume cave paintings just got their first absolute date — a bison drawn over 13,000 years ago
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Archeology
Green rocks found in a cave in the Pyrenees prove humans were smelting copper 7,000 years ago
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Archeology
Archaeologists discover the earliest Maya ball court ever found — dating to 800 BCE, centuries older than expected
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Archeology
A 125-million-year-old fossil reveals a baby dinosaur covered in hedgehog-like spikes no one knew existed
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Archeology
Blood vessels hidden inside a T. rex bone have survived 66 million years and scientists can still see them
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Archeology
Archaeologists dig into Da Vinci family tomb — remains of Leonardo’s grandfather may finally prove the lineage
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Archeology
30-year DNA hunt confirms Leonardo da Vinci’s Y chromosome lives on in 6 descendants today
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Archeology
Scientists opened a sealed French cave untouched for 20,000 years and found 36,000-year-old masterpieces inside
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Archeology
Scientists uncover twisted jawbones in a dried-up Brazilian riverbed from an animal unlike anything ever seen
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Archeology
A 30-year hunt for Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA just confirmed 6 living descendants share his Y chromosome
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Archeology
Scientists opened a cave sealed for 20,000 years and found perfectly preserved 36,000-year-old artwork inside
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Archeology
A 1,200-year-old elite tomb in Panama reveals gold artifacts that predate any known in Central America
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Archeology
Gold-enamelled dragon ornaments unearthed at Vietnam’s Ho Dynasty Citadel rewrite regional trade history
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Archeology
A fragment of the goddess Venus just surfaced during excavations at England’s Bodiam Castle
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Archeology
LiDAR reveals hidden Maya cities and AI deciphers ancient Babylonian hymns in archaeology’s high-tech era
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Archeology
Gold-enamelled terracotta with dragon motifs unearthed at Vietnam’s Ho Dynasty Citadel
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