Teotihuacan's Murals May Hide a Lost Writing System — And It Could Rewrite Mexico's Ancient Story
Researchers say Teotihuacan's murals and pottery symbols may form a lost writing system, possibly early Nahuat...
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UNESCO archaeologists may soon dig into Kyrgyzstan's buried ancient settlements
UNESCO will send archaeologists to Kyrgyzstan to study ancient underground and underwater settlements, plus su...
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El Salvador's Ancient Ruins: Five Archaeological Sites Worth Planning a Trip Around
From UNESCO-listed Joya de Cerén to the pyramid at Tazumal, explore El Salvador's five major archaeological pa...
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Off Turkey's Kekova Coast, a 4,500-Year-Old Shipwreck Could Rewrite Maritime History
A wreck off Kekova Island, Turkey, may be the world's oldest shipwreck, dated to 2700–2400 BC — centuries olde...
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A 4,700-year-old shipwreck off Turkey's coast could rewrite diving history
A Bronze Age wreck off Turkey's Kekova Island may be the world's oldest shipwreck, with 4,700-year-old amphora...
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Ancient Greek shipwreck off Vis sheds light on Adriatic wine trade
A Hellenistic-era shipwreck near Komiža on Croatia's Vis island reveals Greek pottery, Pharos coins and a pres...
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700-year-old ceramic jars pulled from a house foundation in Ninh Bình
Six Trần Dynasty ceramic jars, buried 30cm deep in two stacked rows, surfaced during house construction in Nin...
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Eight of the world's oldest things you can actually travel to see
From 3.6-billion-year-old rocks in South Africa to Göbekli Tepe and Great Zimbabwe — the world's oldest sites...
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Italy and Türkiye mark 170 years of ties with archaeology, exhibitions and an Italian art trail in Istanbul
Italy and Türkiye mark 170 years of diplomatic ties with joint archaeology at Hierapolis, a blockbuster Troy e...
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San Jose Galleon Research Reveals the Science Behind Spain's Great Ships
New research on Colombia's San Jose galleon shows Iberian shipbuilders used advanced geometry decades before D...
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Where Aristotle Taught Alexander: New Digs at Greece's Royal Gymnasium of Mieza
New excavations at the Royal Gymnasium of Mieza, Greece, strengthen the case it's where Aristotle taught Alexa...
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A 2,400-Year-Old Frescoed Tomb Hides Under a Mound Near Thessaloniki
Free to enter and blissfully crowd-free: the Macedonian Tomb of Agios Athanasios near Thessaloniki hides 2,400...
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