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Archaeology · Scotland

Sanday Wreck: Archaeologists believe they have identified centuries-old shipwreck in Orkney

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History · Belize

Archaeologists Unearth Treasure-Filled Tomb of the First Ruler in This Mayan Metropolis

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A major breakthrough in Maya archaeology had been made down in Belize, as the royal tomb of a major city’s first-known ruler is discovered by a husband-wife archaeology team. Buried with elaborate jade, ceramics, and symbolic artifacts, the tomb offers unprecedented insight into early Maya royalty and connections with the non-Mayan Mexican city-state of Teotihuacan. […] The post Archaeologists Unearth Treasure-Filled Tomb of the First Ruler in T…See the Story

Paleontology · Galicia

Archaeologists Found an Ancient Fossil That Doubled as a Sacred Roman Amulet

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Or a bracelet. Either way, it was meant to protect.See the Story

Urartian Women May Have Held Administrative Roles - Archaeology Magazine

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VAN, TURKEY—According to a report by The Anadolu Agency, Turkish archaeologists working at the Urartian site of Cavustepe Castle are learning surprising new details about the Iron Age culture’s traditions and burial customs. The fortress was built by King Sarduri II between 764 and 734 b.c. The team’s recent excavations have focused on a necropolis just north of the site where members of the ruling class appear to have been buried. The cemetery …Türkiye · Turkey Read Article

Rare Inscribed Copper Plates Illuminate Indian Dynasty's History - Archaeology Magazine

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KODAD, INDIA—The Deccan Chronicle reports that the Archaeological Survey of India recently recovered an important historical document from a graveyard in Kodad, Telangana, that provides new insight into the genealogy of an important ancient Indian ruling family. Inscribed on three copper plates, the text was written in both the Sanskrit and Telugu languages. According to epigraphy experts, the document is dated to March 6, a.d. 918, the coronati…Kodad · Kodad Read Article

New DNA Study Examines Ötzi the Iceman's Neighbors - Archaeology Magazine

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TYROL, AUSTRIA—When the well-preserved body of the famous Ötzi the Iceman was recovered from the ice in the Austrian-Italian Alps in 1991, his remains provided archaeologists with a wealth of information about life in Europe more than 5,000 years ago. Surprisingly, sequencing of his genome indicated that he shared a very high proportion of his ancestry with early farmers who lived in Anatolia. Science News Today reports that a groundbreaking new…Tyrol · Tyrol Read Article

Introduction of Agriculture Didn't Immediately Alter Japanese Diets - Archaeology Magazine

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Yayoi pots YORK, ENGLAND—During the Neolithic Revolution, the development of agriculture led to an epic shift in the way human societies lived. As agricultural technology spread out from the Near East, traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyles diminished in favor of more sedentary farming communities. This transition was usually accompanied by a dramatic shift in diet. However, according to a statement released by the University of York, this was n…Agriculture · Japan Read Article

Pre-Inca Temple Wall Uncovered in Peru - Archaeology Magazine

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Section of mural at Huaca Yolanda, La Libertad, Peru HUACA YOLANDA, PERU—Peruvian authorities announced the discovery of a uniquely decorated ancient wall at the site of Huaca Yolanda, France 24 reports. A team from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru led by archaeologist Ana Cecilia Mauricio was excavating a pre-Inca temple complex when they unearthed a section of the 16-foot-long, 6-foot-high wall, which was covered with relief carvings…La Libertad, Peru · La Libertad Read Article

Ringfort Belonging to Powerful Irish Early Medieval Rulers Unearthed in Galway - Archaeology Magazine

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Excavation underway at Rathgurreen Ringfort, County Galway, Ireland MAREE, IRELAND—The Irish Times reports that archaeologists from the University of Galway have uncovered a fortress belonging to a noble Medieval family near the shores of Galway Bay. Since preliminary investigation the 1940s, Rathgurreen Ringfort in Maree was suspected of being a high-status settlement during the Middle Ages, which recent archaeological work confirmed, but the t…Archaeology · Galway See the Story

Extravagant Roman Villa Had Its Own Fishpond - Archaeology Magazine

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Ruins of Tripolis, Turkey TRIPOLIS, TURKEY—The ancient city of Tripolis, near the town of Baldun, is one of the best-preserved ancient sites in western Anatolia. Over the past 13 years, archaeologists from Pamukkale University have been investigating the city, and have uncovered numerous Roman and Byzantine era ruins, including monumental fountains, a 1,500-year-old church, and colorful mosaics. Türkiye Today reports that the team recently uncov…Türkiye · Turkey Read Article

Archaeologists Continue to Investigate Europe's Oldest Lakefront Settlement - Archaeology Magazine

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LIN, ALBANIA—Studies have shown that Lake Ohrid, on the Albanian and North Macedonian border, is over one million years old, making it the oldest lake in Europe. It seems only fitting, then, that it would also be the site of the oldest lakefront village on the continent. Reuters reports that Swiss and Albanian archaeologists have continued to investigate a prehistoric village submerged around 10 feet below the surface of the water near Lin, Alba…Finland · Finland See the Story

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Sanday Wreck: Archaeologists believe they have identified centuries-old shipwreck in Orkney

Archaeologists Unearth Treasure-Filled Tomb of the First Ruler in This Mayan Metropolis

Archaeologists Found an Ancient Fossil That Doubled as a Sacred Roman Amulet

Urartian Women May Have Held Administrative Roles - Archaeology Magazine

Rare Inscribed Copper Plates Illuminate Indian Dynasty's History - Archaeology Magazine

New DNA Study Examines Ötzi the Iceman's Neighbors - Archaeology Magazine

Introduction of Agriculture Didn't Immediately Alter Japanese Diets - Archaeology Magazine

Pre-Inca Temple Wall Uncovered in Peru - Archaeology Magazine

Ringfort Belonging to Powerful Irish Early Medieval Rulers Unearthed in Galway - Archaeology Magazine

Extravagant Roman Villa Had Its Own Fishpond - Archaeology Magazine

Archaeologists Continue to Investigate Europe's Oldest Lakefront Settlement - Archaeology Magazine

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Urartian Women May Have Held Administrative Roles - Archaeology Magazine

Rare Inscribed Copper Plates Illuminate Indian Dynasty's History - Archaeology Magazine

New DNA Study Examines Ötzi the Iceman's Neighbors - Archaeology Magazine

Introduction of Agriculture Didn't Immediately Alter Japanese Diets - Archaeology Magazine

Pre-Inca Temple Wall Uncovered in Peru - Archaeology Magazine

Ringfort Belonging to Powerful Irish Early Medieval Rulers Unearthed in Galway - Archaeology Magazine

Extravagant Roman Villa Had Its Own Fishpond - Archaeology Magazine

Archaeologists Continue to Investigate Europe's Oldest Lakefront Settlement - Archaeology Magazine