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Oldest Footprints Found in Lower Saxony

In Lower Saxony’s Schöningen, archaeologists have discovered human footprints that are approximately 300,000 years old and most likely belong to the Homo heidelbergensis. The researchers

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Titanic wreck fully revealed in 3D-scan

The complete wreckage of the Titanic has been revealed for the first time through a 3D scan composed of 700,000 photos. The images provide new

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Discover Roman Military Camps with Google Earth

In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers from the University of Oxford have uncovered three Roman military camps in the Jordanian desert. The camps are believed to

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Climate Change Caused Violence in Antiquity

The impact of climate change on violence in the Andean highlands during ancient times has been revealed by a new study. The research highlights the

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Ancient Fossils Reveal Miniature World

A unique fossil site has been discovered in Wales, containing over 150 mostly tiny species. The site provides new insights into the diversity of life

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Maya Calendar Mystery Solved

Maya civilization is renowned for its astronomical knowledge, which they used to create three different calendars. One of these calendars, the K’awill, was 819 days

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Solving the Mystery on Blackbeard’s Ship

The wreckage of Blackbeard’s flagship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge, was discovered off the coast of North Carolina in 1996. Among the artifacts found were hundreds

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Earliest Evidence of Horse Riding Found

The discovery of human bones from the graves of steppe nomads has revealed that the Yamnaya culture, which existed around 4,500 to 5,000 years ago,

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New Chamber Found in Cheops Pyramid

A previously unknown chamber has been discovered in the Cheops Pyramid of Giza, according to ultrasound measurements and endoscopic images. The hidden room is at

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Egyptian Discovery: 16-Meter Papyrus

Archaeologists have made a significant discovery in the ancient Egyptian necropolis of Sakkara. They have found a 16-meter-long Book of the Dead papyrus in a