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Ancient Greek inscription found in Israel’s Negev Desert (video)

The inscription was unearthed near what appears to be a monumentally-large bathhouse which was in use until the sixth century

A secret Knights Templar tunnel that remained hidden for 700 years (photos)

Acre was a strategically significant Mediterranean port, and controlling it was key to controlling access to the rest of the region

Bold study claims humans may have arrived in Australia 120.000 years ago

But there seem to be quite a few caveats to these claims

The Epic of Gilgamesh: History’s oldest great work of literature

Long before...the Game of Thrones!

Ritual cave “untouched” for 1000 years discovered in Mexico (photos)

Exploration of Balamku (Cave of the Jaguar God) reveals ancient religious practices and it may hold clues to the rise and fall of the Maya empire

The first city in recorded history (photos)

Uruk is the biblical city of Erech, the second city of the kingdom of Nimrod in Shinar (Genesis 10:10)

Crusader-era hand grenade found in Israel

It was filled with naphtha, a flammable sticky liquid known as Greek fire, then sealed and thrown at enemies

Customs letter about a long-lost suitcase leads to artifacts from desert with early “Jesus” painting

Researchers investigated a letter from a customs official about a "lost and found" suitcase left at the port of Haifa in 1938!

England’s oldest cave-art site is covered with signs to ward off Evil Spirits (video)

A pair of "enthusiasts" from the U.K. underground-exploration group Subterranea Britannica spotted the marks during a cave tour

Bed used in hotel for 15 years turns out to be Henry VII’s Marriage Bed! (photos)

The bed's former identity came to light after it was retired from the hotel and discarded in a parking lot!

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