Archaeologists Discover Oldest Workshop in Ethiopia Dating Back to Over 1.2 Million Years Ago Archaeologists found the oldest workshop production of obsidian bifaces from more than 1.2 million years ago. by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists May Have Discovered Egypt's Oldest, Most Complete Mummy at 4,300 Years by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Discover a Trove of Engraved Gems Near Hadrian's Wall in England by Jace Dela Cruz
Tech Radiologists Unwrap a 2,300-Year-Old 'Golden Boy' Mummy from Egypt Via CT Scans by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Uncover 16-Meter-Long Ancient Papyrus in Egypt for the First Time in a Century by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Find a Previously Unknown Culture in a 2,000-Year-Old Gravesite in Siberia by Jace Dela Cruz
Science 2,000-Year-Old Cave Art May Suggest that Ice Age Hunter-Gatherers Were the First to Use a Calendar - New Study by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Find 60 Mummies Near a Vizier's Tomb in the Ancient Egyptian City of Luxor by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Unearth 9 Strange Crocodile Heads in an Ancient Egyptian Tomb by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Discover the Heads of 3 Greek Gods in an Ancient City in Turkey by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Unearth 14 Pointy Stones that May Have Been the Oldest Weapons in the Americas by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Turkish Man Breaks Basement Wall, Uncovers an Ancient Underground City that Sheltered 20,000 People by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Find Ancient Stone Engravings that May Have Been the Earliest Form of Animation by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Unearth a Viking Age Grave that Contains Ancient Shields in Oslo by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Find an Ancient, Lost Mayan Civilization 2,000 Years Ago via LiDAR Analyses by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Re-Excavates Ancient Tomb of Jesus' Midwife 'Salome' in Jerusalem by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Find Ancient Artifacts which may Indicate Human Voyages to the Mediterranean 450,000 Years Ago by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Discover a 4,000-year-old Goldsmith’s Toolkit Near Stonehenge by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists, Computer Scientists Digitally Rebuild a 2,000 -year-old Lost City in Syria by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Unearth an Ancient Headless Statue in the Mayan City of Oxkintok by Jace Dela Cruz
Science This Ancient Jawbone May Be the Oldest Fossil of Modern Humans in Europe, Researchers Claim by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Find an Extremely Rare 1,300-year-old Gold and Gemstone Necklace From a Medieval Woman in England by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Uncover 1,900-Year-Old Snacks Underneath Rome's Ancient Colosseum by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Skull in China That Could Belong to the Homo Erectus Species by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Dogs May Have Been Domesticated Earlier than Previously Believed: 17,000 Years Ago by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Uncover Mummies With Golden Tongues in an Egyptian Necropolis by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Authenticated Ancient Roman Coin Reveals a Previously-Unheard Emperor from the 260s CE by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Discover Signs of Ancient Human Civilization in the Depths of Lake Constance by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Unearth Hundreds of Mummies on the Pyramid of a Mysterious Queen in Egypt by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Archaeologists Find a "Miracle" Ancient Tunnel Where Cleopatra May Have Been Buried by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Ancient Maya Cities Are Polluted With High Levels of Mercury, According to Researchers by Joaquin Victor Tacla
Science Archaeologists Discover the Earliest Use of Opium Dating Back to 14Qth Century BC by Joaquin Victor Tacla
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