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Chickens Were Domesticated 3,500 Years Ago, Study Suggests

The earliest known chicken remains were dated to between 1650 and 1250 B.C. in central Thailand

The Guardian: It is dishonourable for the British Museum to keep the Parthenon marbles – Opinion

"If our neighbours’ house is on fire while on holiday and we rescue their valuables, we should surely give them back when they return"

2,100-Year-Old Farmstead Found in Israel

The farmers may have raised sheep or goats

Archaeologists discover passageways in 3,000-year-old Peruvian temple

Located 3,200 meters above sea level, at least 35 underground passageways have been found over the years of excavations

The stone head of Guatemala that history wants to forget

The stone head depicted in the 1950s photograph does not share the same features or style as the Olmec heads

Ancient Underground City Excavated in Turkey

Some of the rooms may have been used by Christians

Unesco: Athens & London begin talks on the return of the Parthenon Sculptures (Doc)

Last September, UNESCO asked the United Kingdom to reconsider its stance and enter into a dialogue with Greece

Well-Preserved Iron Age Arrow Discovered in Norway

Researchers will attempt to determine the type of wood used to make the arrow shaft

British family finds secret church in hidden cellar of their home

A British family is said to have found a secret church in a hidden cellar, while they were investigating a mystery metal grid in their home

Grave secrets of trapped WWI German soldiers to stay buried, for now

Experts were able to confirm the discovery of the so-called Winterberg Tunnel, which is believed to contain the bodies of some 270 German troops

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