Buried in ice - The Franklin Expedition cemetary
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Digging up Woodstock: An archaeological investigation of the famous festival site unearthed evidence hidden in the haze of memory
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4,000-year-old mummies showed early signs of heart disease
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Thousand year old 12cm-long iron arrowhead was found high up in the mountains near Eidfjord in Norway
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Lasers reveal 60,000 ancient Maya structures in Guatemala
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'Manhattan of the desert': Civil war puts Yemen's ancient skyscrapers at risk
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West Zealand has given the green light to rebuild a Viking fortress on its original archaeological site, more than 1,000 years after it first stood there
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A bronze cauldron dating back to the Roman Age has been unearthed in a burial cairn in central Norway
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Archaeologists have confirmed a father-son duo discovered an Iron Age dwelling using metal detectors in Sievi, Finland
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Nikkei secrets unearthed on the Seymour: Digging up a forgotten Japanese outpost
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Ancient technology: Saxon glass-working experiment
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These circular ruins at Smeerenburg are all that remain of a 17th-century Arctic whaling outpost
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An archaeological fairytale – medieval ships found in the heart of Oslo
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Swedish authorities have announced the first Viking boat grave discoveries in the country in more than fifty years
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Ancient indigenous aquaculture site Budj Bim added to UNESCO World Heritage list
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Digging deeper into Pompeii's past
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Climate change could ruin archeological sites before we get the chance to study them
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New investigations into the Tahitian Mourner’s costume
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Germany: 1,000-year-old sarcophagus opened in Mainz
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Beer archaeologists are reviving ancient ales — with some strange results
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11,000-year-old Turkish town about to be submerged forever
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'It would destroy it': New international airport for Machu Picchu sparks outrage
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Britain's equivalent to Tutankhamun found in Southend-on-Sea
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'It could change everything': Coin found off northern Australia may be from pre-1400 Africa
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Irving Finkel | The Ark Before Noah: A Great Adventure
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Long-lost shipwreck found off Victorian coast, seventy-seven years after being torpedoed by Japanese submarine in WWII
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Designing the linguistic and translation mechanics in Heaven's Vault, a game about science fiction archaeology
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New species of ancient human discovered in the Philippines
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The general was female? ASU professor, colleague uncover 200-year-old mystery from the American Revolution
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When we first made tools
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The Neanderthal renaissance
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The imitation game: Some of the most beloved objects in Washington museums are not as authentic as visitors might assume
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Maya ritual cave ‘untouched’ for 1,000 years stuns archaeologists
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There’s new evidence for what happened to people who survived Vesuvius
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First confirmed Denisovan skull piece found
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The Metropolitan Museum will return prized gilded coffin after learning it was stolen
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How the Latin East contributed to a unique cultural world
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Untouched 4,400-year-old tomb discovered at Saqqara, Egypt
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Weewarrasauras: Lightning Ridge discovery the first dinosaur to be named in NSW in almost a century
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A 4,000-year old tale of trade and contraband
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Brazil museum fire: Prized 'Luzia' fossil skull recovered
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Archaeologists have just unearthed an inscription in Pompeii that suggests the Ancient Roman city might have been destroyed a full two months later than previously thought
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Dirty dishes reveal what ancient civilizations ate. Food scraps on 8,000-year-old ceramic shards found in Turkey include barley, wheat, peas, and bitter vetch.
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Cheese played a surprisingly important role in human evolution
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Earliest known drawing found on rock in South African cave. Researchers believe the pattern on the fragment of rock is 73,000 years old, but are perplexed as to what it might represent
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1600s Native American fort is one of the most important Northeast finds
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Ancient Egypt: Cheese discovered in 3,200-year-old tomb
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How one of archeology’s great mysteries was solved: uncovering China’s lost warriors.
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Looted Iraqi antiquities return home after UK experts crack cold case
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Walrus bones provide clues to fate of lost Viking colony
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