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Girl, 8, pulled a 1.500-year-old sword from a lake in Sweden

The local museum, where the sword is now being kept, said it was extremely well-preserved

Egypt says another trove of ancient coffins found in Saqqara

The Saqqara site is part of the necropolis at Egypt’s ancient capital of Memphis that includes the famed Giza Pyramids

Hagia Sophia: New desecration by Turkey – Public toilets will be built inside the monument!

Turkish experts warn against the construction of the toilets as they fear for the stability of the building's foundations

Fossil footprints: The fascinating story behind the longest known prehistoric journey

Unlike many other known footprint trackways, this one is remarkable for its length

The palace where Alexander the Great was born opens its gates to the public

The building ensemble is seventy acres

12-year-old boy finds 4.000-year-old Longboat while swimming in the lake behind his house

"He had his wellies on so he was only in above his ankles when he hit upon this"

Medieval toilets shed light on gut health of 15th-century Europeans

One has got to dig deep in order to unlock secrets...

Archaeologists found 115.000-year-old human footprints where they shouldn’t be

These human prints were surrounded by animals but not hunted animals, indicating humans were just thirsty

Archaeologists unearth 27 coffins at Egypt’s Saqqara pyramid

Footage shared by the ministry showed colorful sarcophagi decorated with ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, as well as other artifacts

Researchers untangle Crete’s oldest number system

The University of Bologna and her colleagues conducted a new study of the 3,500-year-old Minoan system of fractions

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