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Tiny Ice Age Figurine Found Near Danube Continues to Puzzle Archaeologists More Than a Century Later

“The Venus of Willendorf remains one of the most significant surviving examples of Upper Paleolithic art and symbolism.” A small

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Lost in Time, Found in Rome: Scholars Unearth Earliest English Poem Manuscript After 1,200 Years

“When we saw it, we looked at each other and I said, ‘No one knows about this.” A remarkable literary

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Mozambique Scientist Studies Cave Ecosystems to Advance Biodiversity Research in Gorongosa

“If I had to describe it in one word, I’d say ‘ecosystem“ Wearing a helmet fitted with a headlamp and

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War halts archaeological excavations in Iraq as foreign teams withdraw

Baghdad— International archaeological excavations across Iraq have been suspended after the outbreak of war in the Middle East forced foreign

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Ancient AlUla Treasures Take Center Stage in China, Celebrating Millennia of Cultural Exchange

Saudi Arabia’s Royal Commission for AlUla brings the rich heritage of the North Arabian kingdoms to China, showcasing rare artifacts