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Extraordinary North American finds are rewriting archaeology
Recent archaeological discoveries across North America are challenging our understanding of the continent’s prehistoric past. From the arid Southwest to the coastal regions, these finds reveal a rich ...
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9 Easy Scenic Drives Across The US You Should Do At Least Once
You don't need to be a savant behind the wheel to make the most of America's magnificent roads, as these relatively simple ...
Archaeologists uncover the secret behind Peru’s mysterious 'Band of Holes,' revealing an ancient Indigenous system of ...
Tucked away on Florida’s Nature Coast lies Crystal River Preserve State Park, a 27,500-acre slice of paradise that somehow remains one of the state’s best-kept secrets.
St. Francisville earned its nickname as “the town two miles long and two yards wide” honestly – its unusual geography atop a narrow ridge created a linear community that stretches along the high ...
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Stunning sights around the world that look even better from above
Discover 26 awe‑inspiring locations—from Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah to heart‑shaped islands, hedge mazes and star cities—that only ...
The discoveries illuminate the history of a little-known culture. Archaeologists have discovered an untouched 2,500-year-old warrior burial mound. The skeleton held a rare bronze sword with unique ...
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Archaeologists discover solitary grave from ancient Kingdom of Kerma in remote Bayuda Desert
Dr. Monika Badura and her colleagues have published a study analyzing an isolated burial found in the Bayuda Desert in the journal Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa. The discovery, made at ...
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Fossils of ancient creatures lie buried in the sand on Florida's Gulf Coast
The new finds help scientists reconstruct ancient sea levels, water temperatures, and ecosystems from millions of years ago.
As Greece builds to accommodate a rise in tourism and other development projects, unearthed antiquities complicate progress.
Archaeologists excavating in the French Riviera have uncovered a massive Roman cremation cemetery. Careful work at the site has revealed the step-by-step process the Romans used to cremate their dead ...
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