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“Shocking” find at Pompeii uncovers five new skeletons including children (photos)

The skeletons were intact, despite previous looting at the site

Commemorating Thessaloniki’s Liberation from the Turks (photos)

The city was liberated on the evening of October 26, 1912, the day of the feast of the patron saint of Thessaloniki, Agios Dimitrios

Exploring a Byzantine shipwreck (photos)

A wreck off the Sicilian coast offers a rare look into the world of Byzantine commerce

The story of David & Goliath gets archaeological evidence backing it up

Could it be that all biblical stories have some truth in them?

“200 were killed” trying to keep Aphrodite of Milo in Greece

At least one thousand Greeks who were at the port clashed with the French ship crew and Ottoman soldiers

Researchers discover Neanderthal child was devoured by a giant bird

The bones are the oldest human remains ever discovered in Poland by about 50,000 years

In search of Greece’s most famous lost treasure

The areas between the Greek cities of Ioannina and Karditsa have been the center of these efforts

“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

Remembering the Kondomari Massacre (photos)

Franz-Peter Weixler's photos ensured that the murder of these men could not be forgotten

Opium found in Bronze Age Cyprus vessel

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

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