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“Vampire” child discovered buried in 5th century Italian cemetery (video)

The ritual burial is thought to be a way to prevent the child from returning to spread the disease

Ancient Greek shipwreck treasure trove found in Aegean Sea (video)

Archaeologists say it could be the largest concentration of ancient wrecks ever found in the Aegean and possibly the whole of the Mediterranean

Opium found in Bronze Age Cyprus vessel

The vase has been found and kept sealed, allowing the contents inside to be preserved

Ancient Greek “comics” found in Jordan (photos-video)

The tomb in question was first uncovered in 2016 in the modern-day village of Beit Ras, northern Jordan

3.500-year-old relic is world’s oldest bronze hand (photos)

A genuine artifact of Europe's Bronze Age

Ancient theatre of Eretria reopened after 40 years with three plays

"The ancient theatre of Eretria is a landmark of art, culture and history"

Ancient civilizations may have been more connected than previously thought

What we know about the ancient times change almost every day

Ancient Greeks were gourmands with a preference for fish

“We can also learn a lot from ancient bones of fish brought to light by the archaeologist’s hoe and by the pots in which they were cooked"

Massive ancient pyramid discovered in China

The 4,300-year-old pyramid’s 11 steps were lined with stone

Magnificent ancient mosaic dazzles visitors in Greece’s Pelion (PHOTOS)

A few meters from the chapel there is what remains of an old excavation effort that has never been completed!

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