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Lost city of Alexander the Great is found in Iraq using US spy footage of the area captured in the 1960s!

Researchers believe Qalatga Darband -roughly translated "castle of the mountain pass"- is on the route Alexander the Great took to attack Darius III in 331 BC

Oldest and largest Maya structure discovered in southern Mexico

Vast earth platform exceeds volume of Great Pyramid of Giza

Archaeologists uncover 1.000-year-old Viking ship burial site

Boats, which were symbols of safe passage into the afterlife, were also reserved for powerful Viking individuals

Parthenon Marbles: International support for their reunification

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni responded with a statement that the British PM "has not been informed about the new historical data of the Ottoman era"

The enigma of Nan Madol: Home of pre-flood Stone Gods

Was it built by the mythical brothers Olishipa and Olosohpa, in honor of the god of thunder Daukatau, or to commemorate the sunken cities off the coast?

First egg from Antarctica is big and might belong to an extinct sea lizard

Measuring in at more than 11 by 7 inches, the egg is the largest soft-shell egg ever discovered and the second-largest egg of any known animal

Ancient DNA reveals that Jews’ biblical rivals were from Greece

Multiple excavations from sites of ancient Philistine cities, such as Ashkelon, on the coast of what is now Israel, have yielded pottery remains that are Greek in style

George Clooney: The Parthenon Sculptures must be returned to Greece

"There are indeed many objects of historical value that must be returned to their original owners. However, none of them is as important as the Marbles of the Parthenon"

Five Legendary Lost Cities that have never been found

Waiting all you "Indiana Jones" out there to discover them...

Archaeologists found 115,000-year-old Human Footprints where they shouldn’t be

Archaeologists uncovered the site, deep in the Nefud Desert at a location nicknamed “the trace” in Arabic, in 2017

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