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“Lost” road built by Christ’s executioner unearthed

Excavations revealed more than 100 coins beneath the street dating between 17 AD & 31 AD, meaning it would have been built during the famous Roman's rule

Archaeologists begin first excavations of…Boston’s Chinatown!

Work began at a vacant lot near the ornate gate to the colorful neighborhood

Amazing discovery at Siberian cave of pre-historic inhabitants with Greek researcher part of the team

The cave findings shed light on enigmatic extinct human species

Ancient quarries found in Karystos during installation of Evia wind parks

The Greek soil is still full of ancient Greek artifacts

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

1,000 human teeth uncovered in excavation for Australian Subway (video)

Many coins also found at site

Excavations at Palace of Odysseus to resume in Ithaca

The Ioannina University carried out the excavations until 2009

How Jesus died: Extremely rare evidence of 2.000-year-old Roman crucifixion discovered (PHOTO)

The discovery marks only the second time direct evidence of the practice has been found

Macedonia-Thrace to spend 2.3 million euros on Philippi, a UNESCO World Heritage site

The money will be spent on works to improve the site, making it more accessible & functional

Professor Malcolm H. Wiener continues his long-standing work at Mycenae

Mr Wiener's latest activities in Greece involve his support to the effort of upgrading and equipping the Mycenaean Foundation

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