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Second Anglo-Saxon oven unearthed at Felton dig site in Northumberland

Archaeologists have uncovered a second oven during their fourth dig at an Anglo-Saxon site near Felton, Northumberland. The site, popular with metal detectorists, has yielded significant finds including unbaked loom weights used for weaving. Dr. Jane Harrison notes the inhabitant

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Skeletal remains of Queen Elisenda of Montcada and 24 others discovered in Barcelona monastery excavation

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1,200-year-old gold and silver hoard discovered along medieval Hajj route in Saudi Arabia

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The Assumptions We Make About Ancient Skeletons Found Embracing

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Study suggests Neanderthals may have practiced primitive dentistry 59,000 years ago

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Study reveals Neanderthals processed bones into 'fat factories' for maximum calorie extraction

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STARTT Architecture Studio Opens Hidden Archaeological Site Behind Rome's Pantheon to Public

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Berlin Teenager Discovers Rare Ancient Troy Coin, First Greek Antiquity Found in City

A 13-year-old boy discovered a rare ancient bronze coin from Troy (281-261 B.C.) while walking in Berlin's Spandau district. The coin was minted in Ilion (Classical/Hellenistic Troy) and is now displayed at the PETRI Museum, marking the first Greek antiquity ever found within Ber

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thehistoryblog.com·Hacker News: Front Page·1mo ago·3 min read

Archaeologists Discover Possible Remains of Historical Musketeer d'Artagnan Under Dutch Church

Archaeologists in the Netherlands have discovered skeletal remains under a church that they believe may belong to the historical musketeer d'Artagnan, who was killed during the 1673 Siege of Maastricht and later immortalized in Alexandre Dumas' stories. While the lead archaeologi

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bbc.co.uk·Hacker News: Front Page·2mo ago·1 min read

Archaeologists Reconstruct Face of 75,000-Year-Old Female Neanderthal from Iraqi Cave Burial Site

Archaeologists have reconstructed the face of a 75,000-year-old female Neanderthal named Shanidar Z, whose skull was discovered in a cave in Iraqi Kurdistan. The skull was flattened to about 2cm thick but was painstakingly rebuilt from hundreds of bone fragments. The discovery co

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cam.ac.uk·Hacker News: Front Page·2mo ago·5 min read

Archaeological Study Reveals Complex Plant-Based Diets of Prehistoric Europeans Through Pottery Residue Analysis

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arstechnica.com2mo ago

Archaeologists Discover 2,200-Year-Old Elephant Bone That May Be First Physical Evidence of Hannibal's War Elephants

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smithsonianmag.com3mo ago

Archaeological Study Finds Physical Evidence of Roman Medical Use of Human Feces

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Reassessing Maya Civilization: New Archaeological Discoveries Challenge Traditional Narratives

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theguardian.com3mo ago

HS2 Archaeological Digs Reveal 450,000 Historical Artifacts in Secret Warehouse

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bbc.com3mo ago

5,500-Year-Old Sumerian Star Map Records Massive Asteroid Impact

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archaeologyworlds.com4mo ago

World's Largest Medieval Cog Discovered in Danish Waters, Dating to 1410

Maritime archaeologists from Denmark's Viking Ship Museum have discovered what they believe to be the world's largest cog, a medieval cargo ship built around 1410. The vessel, named Svælget 2, measures approximately 28 meters long, 9 meters wide, and 6 meters high, with an estima

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medievalists.net·Hacker News: Front Page·4mo ago·9 min read

The Mysterious Erdstall Tunnels of Central Europe: An Unsolved Archaeological Puzzle

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weirdmedievalguys.substack.com4mo ago