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Hexagonal Pyramid Found in Kazakh Steppe

A mysterious hexagonal stone pyramid from the Bronze Age has been discovered in Kazakhstan. The structure is extremely precise and unique in the Eurasian steppes.

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Decoding Mysterious Ancient Script

The Kusana Empire was one of the most influential empires of ancient times, spanning across Central Asia and North India. Recently, researchers have deciphered their

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Mystery of Giant Hand Axe

Archaeologists in England have discovered a 300,000-year-old giant hand axe, which has left them puzzled. The Acheulian technology was used by Homo erectus, Homo heidelbergensis,

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Ancient Maya city found in Mexican jungle

In the Mexican rainforest, archaeologists have discovered the remains of a large city belonging to the Maya civilization. Ocomtún was a center of Mayan culture,

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Ancient Dutch “Stonehenge” Unearthed

A 4,000-year-old cult site similar to England’s Stonehenge has been discovered in the Netherlands. The site, located in Tiel, about 50 kilometers southeast of Utrecht,

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Mass Graves Found at Stonehenge

In a recent discovery near Stonehenge, mass graves from the Neolithic and Bronze Age were found, highlighting the archaeological significance of the region. Despite Stonehenge

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Non-binary people found in Bronze Age

Archaeological findings reveal that non-binary individuals existed in the Bronze Age, whose gender identity differed from their biological sex. This suggests that prehistoric societies did

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Ancient Stone Age Road Found

A 7,000-year-old stone road has been discovered in the Adriatic Sea using satellite imagery. The road connected an artificial island settlement to the mainland. The

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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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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