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It is not unknown for children to try to outdo their parents. When it comes…
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology – these days the Penn Museum…
On 10 November 2020, the exhibition Iron Age – Europe without Borders opened at the…
The discovery of a two-million-year-old skull in South Africa is shedding important new light on…
Thebes is the forgotten city of ancient Greece. It lies 32 miles north-west of Athens,…
This granite statue depicts Pharaoh Ramesses VI, who reigned 1144-1137 BC. On the back is…
A project looking at the history of crops in prehistoric China has identified differences in…
The remains of two individuals who died during the eruption of Vesuvius have been found…
An ongoing study in the Makran Sefidkuh region of Iran is shedding light on the…
A sub-adult burial dating to the early-mid Holocene, c.8000 BP, has been found in Makpan…
A geoglyph has been discovered on a hillside in the Nazca desert of Peru during…
Discovering a previously unsuspected Roman cemetery would normally rank as the archaeological highlight of a…