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Face of Early Bronze Age Woman From Scotland Reconstructed

The 4,000-year-old remains were recovered from Scotland’s Upper Largie Quarry in 1997

Saxon Palace in Warsaw contains a secret 45-meter-long tunnel underneath its ruins (video)

That's LOTR-grade stuff!

Archaeologists in Zambia discover oldest wooden structure in the world, dating to 476,000 years ago

Archaeologists unearthed the logs at Kalambo Falls, on Lake Tanganyika in northern Zambia

5th-Century A.D. Children’s Cemetery Found in Anatolia near eastern Roman (Byzantine) Church

Some of the graves contained the remains of multiple people, coins, rings, and earrings

2,700-Year-Old Skeleton Unearthed at Ayanis Castle in Turkey

Scholars have long speculated that an earthquake and subsequent fire caused the downfall of Ayanis

Your Guide to Delphi

Delphi is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site because of its prominent status in the ancient world

Scientists think 1.4 million-year-old stone spheroids were…deliberately crafted?

They speculate that perhaps early human ancestors were driven by a desire to create symmetry and enjoy the act of craftsmanship, though the exact function remains unclear

Four 1,900-year-old Roman swords found in cave in Israel

Archaeologists believe the swords were hidden by Judean rebels

Lion’s Head Sculpture imported from Paros Discovered in Sicily

It is thought to have been imported from the Greek island of Paros

Discovery of 8.7m-year-old ape rewrites story of humanity

The partial skull of a new ancient ape has been discovered in Turkey & it appears to predate African apes suggesting that human origins may actually lie in Europe

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