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Wow ! Beautiful WW2 Medal saved by Harrison. The Peaky Finders and DTW group return to the farm that saw a Spanish Gold Hammered coin arise as well as Roman,...
How clothing and climate change kickstarted agriculture – Ian Gilligan | Aeon Essays
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What if the need for fabric, not food, in the face of a changing climate is what first tipped humanity towards agriculture?
This Rare Patek Philippe World Timer Just Sold for a Record-Breaking $7.8 Million
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Setting two world records in the process.
250 Tombs Discovered In Al-Hamidiyah Necropolis. Sohag Governorate, Egypt.
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This weeks episode of History with Kayleigh on YouTube looks at the recent discovery of 250 Tombs Discovered In Al-Hamidiyah Necropolis. Sohag Governorate, Egypt. If you thought the archaeologists in Egypt stopped excavating other areas besides Saqqara or Luxor, you are sorely mistaken. A mission of...
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A collection of ancient standing stones in Extremadura dubbed the Spanish Stonehenge is set to acquire cultural heritage protection status despite being
Amazing images of warship sunk in West Cork in 1796 show cannons still on board
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La Surveillante was part of the French fleet that came to aid Irish rebels - new images reveal her final resting place
Whisky Galore! The Archaeology of Scotland's 'Water of Life' (English) - Dig It!
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The story of whisky distilling in Scotland stretches back to the medieval period and is steeped in history and politics. Today, archaeologists are discovering more about our longstanding relationship with Scotland’s ‘water of life’, the evidence of which is to be found underground. Read in Sco...
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Throughout history, supernatural black dogs have appeared in legends, folklore, and numerous modern day eye-witness reports. Characteristically, these phantom canines are larger than most ordinary dogs and always tend to be black in colour with fiery, red eyes. They usually appear for only a few mom...
Less wastage during production of marble slabs in the Roman imperial period than today
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When it comes to ancient Roman imperial architecture, most people usually have a mental image of white marble statues, columns, or slabs. While it is true that many buildings and squares at that time were decorated with marble, it was frequently not white but colored marble that was employed, such a...
Britain may lose future 'Lindow Man' discoveries to damaged peat bogs, archaeologists warn
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Restoration projects to repair crucial peat bogs are becoming more common, but they don't always preserve archaeological heritage
Holocaust happened on British soil too, 75-year-old report suggests | ITV News
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The secret Pantcheff report reveals that Nazi atrocities took place in Alderney, one of the Channel Islands.
Jerusalem archaeologists found 2,000-year-old remains at site where Judas betrayed Jesus
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JERUSALEM-based archaeologists found 2,000-year-old remains at the site where Judas is said to have betrayed Jesus, in a breakthrough that was described as "important and exciting".
Herodotus lied about famous Greek battle against Carthage, new study finds
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It turns out the Greeks used mercenaries.
Q&A with Alison Smith ( BA Hons )
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Archmdmag - Hi Alison. Thanks for taking the time for this Q & A. Can you introduce yourself to the readers? A.S - I was born at Clatterbridge Hospital, which is ironic with my workhouse research. I grew up in Ellesmere Port and moved to Buckley area when I married. I have 4 children and 2
Kinmel Hall: 'Welsh Versailles' sold at auction for £950k
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The guide price was £850,000, but the new owners will need far more restore the building.
New snake species identified thanks to 200-year-old paintings
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Confusion surrounded identity of the banded racer, but Natural History Museum helped to tilt the scales by comparing it to historic drawings
