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Prehistoric “hotel” found in Mexico shakes up understanding of human history (video)

A painstaking excavation in an isolated & dangerous high desert finds people lived in the not-so-new world thousands of years earlier than previously thought

Egypt invites Elon Musk to see for himself pyramids “not built by aliens”

Αrchaeologist and Egyptologist Dr Zahi Hawass posted a video in response to Mr Musk's claim

Mystery of Stonehenge’s giant pillars solved at last

The breakthrough came when a piece of core was returned to English Heritage from the US which gave archaeologists the chance to analyze it

The settlement of Europe could be the result of several immigration waves by a single population

We always learn new things about our own past

2.000-year-old Hercules relief damaged in NW Turkey

The life-sized relief, which has been vandalized in the past, has now been attacked by what appears to be a drill

2300-year-old Scythian woman’s boot preserved in the frozen ground (photo)

They show no sign of wear leading researchers to believe the shoes may have been worn by an extremely important woman for special occasions

“Sensational” Egypt find offers clues in hunt for Cleopatra’s tomb

Two mummies of high-status individuals who lived at the time of Cleopatra have been uncovered at Taposiris Magna

The enduring mystery of Alexander the Great’s final resting place

Numerous theories regarding his end include typhoid fever, malaria, alcohol & food poisoning or an autoimmune disorder

Cerne Abbas Giant: Snails show chalk hill figure “not prehistoric”

Tests of soil samples extracted from Dorset's Cerne Abbas Giant to determine its exact age have been delayed by the coronavirus epidemic

A mining company in Australia blew up Aboriginal caves full of 46.000 years of history

The Juukan Gorge 1 and 2 rock shelter caves were destroyed the metal-mining company Rio Tinto last month

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