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Science Flying High: The Fascinating Story of the Original MiG Soviet Fighter Plane by Jace Dela Cruz
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Science New Evidence Shows First Human Ancestors Arrived in Southeast Asia Earlier Than Thought by Urian B.
Science Massive Stone Walls Along River Nile Unveil Millennia-Old Hydraulic Engineering Marvels by John Lopez
Science Maritime Archaeologists Discover Carvings of Sweden’s Famed 17th-Century Warship Vasa by Jace Dela Cruz
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Science Archaeologists Find Earliest Known Saddle From a Woman's 2,700-year-old Tomb by Jace Dela Cruz
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Science Archaeologists Find 500-year-old Shipwrecks Brimming with Silk Road Trade Details by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Unearth Bird Sacrifices to Goddess Isis in Ancient Roman Empire by Jace Dela Cruz
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Science Long-Lost Shipwreck MV Blythe Star Is Finally Located After Nearly 50 Years by Jace Dela Cruz
Science 300,000-Year-Old Foot: Scientists Trace Earliest Human Footprints in Germany! by Jace Dela Cruz
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