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“Tomb of Nestor’s Cup” in Italy’s Re-Examined

It had been previously thought that the burial held the remains of a lone child

BBC: The last speakers of Ancient Sparta (audio)

The iconic city-state may have fallen nearly 2.400 years ago, but today, 2.000 people still speak the language of these ancient warriors

Ancient Tomb in Euboea reveals three skeletons, vessels and coins (photos)

The items were taken to Eeretria for dating and preservation

Rheneia, the other Delos

According to legend it was the birthplace of Apollo’s twin sister Artemis

León Viejo, The Lost City of Nicaragua that emerged from the ashes after 400 years

León Viejo was badly damaged by an earthquake in 1594 and again in 1610, with volcanic debris pelting the area

“King Arthur” castle discovery: Mysterious inscription intrigues experts (photos)

The inscribed slate stone includes both Roman and Celtic names

Byzantine warrior with gold-threaded jaw unearthed in Greece (photos)

His jaw had been shattered in two

Who were the Etruscans? DNA study might have solved the mystery

The researchers plan to examine DNA from other areas of the Roman Empire to continue their search for the origins of the Etruscans

Humans made clothing from animal skins between 90,000 and 120,000 years ago

It had been previously thought that the bones were food waste

Ancient Greeks’ love for their dogs

The most well-known story about the relationship between ancient Greeks & their pet canines comes from Homer & his “Odyssey”

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