Archaeologists may have finally discovered famous ‘lost’ canal built by Julius Caesar’s uncle
A bird’s-eye view of Arles beside the Rhône River in France. Researchers might have discovered the remains of a Roman-era canal south of Arles constructed by the uncle of Julius…
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Archaeologists discover tomb of Thutmose II — 1st ancient Egyptian burial of a pharaoh to be found in 100 years
The name of Thutmose II is seen on ceramics discovered at the burial website– a discovery that allowed archaeologists to determine the burial place. ( Image credit: Photo thanks to…
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Archaeologists discover rare liquid gypsum burial of ‘high-status individual’ from Roman Britain
The newly found stone casket that had plaster put over it in Roman times in what is now England. (Image credit: Courtesy of Headland Archaeology) Archaeologists in England have actually…
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Archaeologists just mapped a Bronze Age megafortress in Georgia
pastoral wanderers, please stop here This just recently mapped Bronze Age fortress is simply one amongst hundreds. This orthographic picture reveals the inner fortress walls and some close-by structures. Credit:…
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Archaeologists May Have Discovered 2,100-Year-Old Temple in Egypt
Archaeologists state they have actually discovered an entryway to a big stone temple in the ancient Egyptian town of Athribis, close to the modern-day city of Sohag. The south tower…
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Archaeologists Find 4,000-Year-Old Copper Dagger in Italy
Archaeologists have actually uncovered an uncommon dagger going back to the Copper Age at Tina Jama Cave in the local decentralization entity of Trieste in the Italian area of Friuli-Venezia…
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Archaeologists believe this Bronze Age board game is the oldest yet found
rounding up with the hounds– Origins of Hounds and Jackalsaka Fifty-Eight Holesmight depend on Asia instead of Egypt. Jennifer Ouellette – Sep 16, 2024 10:30 pm UTC Expand / The…
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