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  • 11/12/2016 01:30

Researchers may have found first polluted river from before Bronze Age

NDUSTRIAL POLLUTION MAY SEEM LIKE A MODERN PHENOMENON, BUT IN FACT, AN INTERNATIONAL TEAM OF RESEARCHERS MAY HAVE DISCOVERED WHAT COULD BE THE WORLD'S FIRST POLLUTED RIVER, CONTAMINATED APPROXIMATELY 7,000 YEARS AGO.

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  • 03/10/2016 01:08

Ancient bronze drum found at Hồ Citade

HÀ NỘI — A bronze drum from some 2,000-2,500 years ago was found recently at a house construction site by locals in Vĩnh Lộc District of central Thanh Hóa Province.

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  • 14/08/2016 21:12

Skeletal remains 'confirm ancient Greeks engaged in human sacrifice'

Bones found on Mount Lykaion – where animal offerings to Zeus were also made – but some are urging caution over how to interpret the discovery

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  • 03/08/2016 20:29

Archaeologists resume excavation on Turkey's Black Sea coast

Excavations of the 2,300-year-old Kurul Castle, the first scientific archaeological excavation site in the Eastern Black Sea region, began recently.

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  • 07/07/2016 01:29

Ancient moulds for axes discovered

YÊN BÁI — Axe and chisel-shaped moulds made of stone dating back to the Đông Sơn civilisation (2,000-3,000 years ago) have been discovered in the northern mountainous province of Yên Bái.

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  • 26/06/2016 19:37

MORE THAN 700 ARCHAEOLOGISTS URGE OBAMA TO PROTECT BEARS EARS CULTURAL LANDSCAPE

Bluff, UT – As the nation marks the 110th anniversary of the Antiquities Act, more than 700 archaeologists have signed a letter to President Barack Obama urging him to designate a Bears Ears National Monument in southeastern Utah.

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  • 26/06/2016 19:32

Great Pyramid of Giza Is Slightly Lopsided

The Great Pyramid of Giza may be a Wonder of the Ancient World, but it's not perfect: Its base is a little lopsided because its builders made a teensy mistake when constructing it, new research reveals.

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  • 22/03/2016 00:39

Uncovering the mystery of very early humans in New Mexico

Shaggy, heavy-shouldered bison have grazed the wide open spaces of the American Southwest for thousands of years. They made a tempting target for the hunters who walked the empty landscape between 9,000 and 13,000 years ago. The bison were attracted to a lush landscape west of Socorro, New Mexico where wetlands created by mountain runoff stretched across hundreds of acres. The hunters were attracted to the bison.

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  • 13/03/2016 21:57

Ancient underground city in İzmit excites archaeology world

A new excavation process will start in April in northwestern Turkey, where officials believe a huge ancient palace lies underground

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  • 17/01/2016 20:01

Buried treasure: 1700s ship, preserved in a watery grave, emerges as hotel goes up

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A large, heavy ship, scuttled between 1775 and 1798, is being dug out of its damp grave at the site of a hotel construction project in Old Town Alexandria.

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