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Grave of Parthian warrior accidentally unearthed in Iran

Ancient tomb chamber - that probably belonged to the Parthian soldier - has been discovered in northern Iran.
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‘River monster’ fossil rewrites history of swimming dinosaurs

Fossilized tail bones indicate Spinosaurus, a menacing dinosaur bigger than T. rex, was definitely able to swim.
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Pompeii Ruins Show That the Romans Invented Recycling

Archaeologists have determined rubbish mounds outside the city walls at Pompeii were “recycling sites” where trash was sorted, reformed and resold, revealing the ancient Pompeiians were eco-conscious too.
Archaeology

3,600-Year-Old Mummy Discovered in Egypt

A Spanish-Egyptian archaeological mission headed by José Galán uncovered an anthropoid coffin containing a mummy dating back to the 17th dynasty in Draa Abul Naga necropolis on Luxor’s West Bank.
Arts & Culture

Australian Aboriginal Rock Art

Aboriginal rock art is the oldest form of indigenous Australian art. It is thought that there are over 100,000 rock art sites in Australia which provide a unique archive of indigenous art.
Archaeology

India’s largest known burial site is 3,800 yrs old, confirms carbon dating

The discovery in India’s Sinauli could alter the understanding of contemporary Harappan culture, says Archaeological Society of India.
Archaeology

Ancient Cave Found in Egypt with Unique Predynastic Rock Carvings

The ancient cave was found in a mountainous area in Northern Sinai. The rock carvings are of a type not seen before in the region.
Mysteries

Indian Mandala found in Peru’s Nazca Lines

The Nazca Lines are a collection of giant geoglyphs—designs or motifs etched into the ground—located in the Peruvian coastal plain about 250 miles (400...
Historic Places

Angkor Wat – Worlds largest religious monument

Located in Siem Reap, Angkor Wat was once the largest pre-industrial city in the world. It remains one of the world's ancient wonders and is a must-see for any visitor to Cambodia.
Archaeology

Archaeologists Verify Location of Elusive Spanish Fort at Florida’s Mound Key

Archaeologists and historians have long suspected that the fort, named for the Catholic patron saint of lost things, was located on Mound Key. Researchers have been searching for concrete evidence in the area since 2013.
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