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  1. Some Israeli archaeologists are having a particularly happy Hanukkah.
    22-12-2008 by reynardmuldrake
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  2. Ida, the fossil discovery announced last May, appears to have been a distant relative of humans.
    26-10-2009 by rostellaes
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  3. Bible Archaeology describes ancient cities,agriculture,religion and pagan gods,Fayum portraits,housing,Jerusalem,jewelry,palaces,tombs and catacombs,warfare and weapons,ziggurats
    04-11-2009 by chumpywebbs
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  4. Drunkenness, hangovers, and debauchery tend to come to mind when one thinks about alcohol and its effects. But could alcohol also have been a catalyst for human civilization?
    16-01-2010 by benjfoster844
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  5. T. rex's family tree just got one member larger. Scientists unearthed bones from a new dinosaur species, including an adult specimen and bones from a teenager that lived some 75 million years ago.
    01-02-2010 by kacollazoo
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  6. Ambassador or slave? East Asian skeleton discovered in Vagnari Roman Cemetery - News, Archaeology - The Independent
    06-02-2010 by mechocmecc
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  7. Egypt's famed King Tutankhamun suffered from a cleft palate and club foot, likely forcing him to walk with a cane, and died from complications from a broken leg exacerbated by malaria, according to the most extensive study ever of his more than 3,300-yea
    17-02-2010 by jorgegjgre
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  8. Canterbury City Council is the latest local authority set to close museums as part of cost-cutting measures. It is wielding the budget axe and has decided that saving the city’s Christmas lights is more important than keeping the Roman Museum ope
    18-02-2010 by darenamorose
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  9. A vast series of earth mounds on the eastern coast of South America may be living landscape fossils of a forgotten civilization's agriculture. People
    13-04-2010 by johnlauaaa
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  10. A new pathway across Anatolia retraces the journey of Ottoman traveller Evliya Çelebi – in a landscape barely changed since he walked here in the 17th century
    16-04-2010 by nealggegaa
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