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The “Ezana Stone” of Aksum: A trilingual monument, similar to the “Rosetta Stone”

These liturgical epigraphs were written in various ancient languages, including the Ethiopian Semitic Ge'ez, the South Arabian Sabaean & Greek

The Dispilio Tablet: The oldest known written text

It was discovered by George Hourmouziadis in 1993 in a Neolithic lake settlement in Northern Greece near the city of Kastoria

The first handshake dates to Ancient Greece as way to prove you were weapon free

The National High Five Day launched by the University of Virigina aims in promoting youth health and just generally spread good cheer

Amateur UK archaeologist: Holy Grail in secret crypt in West London river

Finding the Holy Grail is the...Holy Grail of archaeological finds

Egyptian archaeologists accidentally discover 250 ancient, rock-cut tombs

Some of the burials found at the Al-Hamidiyah necropolis date back 4,200 years

Egypt: Khufu’s boat was transferred to the Grand Egyptian Museum with grandeur (video-photos)

It dates from 2,500 BC

“Rosetta Stone” of the internet could help researchers finally solve puzzle of ancient Minoan language

"It’s an extraordinary piece of detective work"

Research suggests ancient Greeks might have sailed to Canada

Scientists claim the civilization traveled to Newfoundland and set up colonies to mine gold in the 1st Century nearly a millennium before the Vikings

Roman road found under Venice

The remains of the dock were found in an area of the lagoon known as the Treporti Channel

French-Egyptian archeology mission discovers military vessel, Greek funerary in sunken city

Greeks had dominated the region at the time and built funerary temples in the vicinity of Amun Temple

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