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Shackleton’s final ship Quest revealed in first close-up images beneath the Labrador Sea
Researchers have captured the first close-up views of Quest, the last ship used by famed Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. The vessel rests deep in the Labrador Sea, where an international team reached t
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Neanderthals and Homo sapiens shared culture for over 20,000 years, cave study suggests
Neanderthals and modern humans appear to have shared far more than the same landscape. A new study from a cave in southern Türkiye suggests both groups lived in strikingly similar ways and even shared symbolic tr
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Homo floresiensis was a scavenger, not a hunter, and did not control fire, fossil study finds
A fresh study is changing the story of Homo floresiensis, the extinct human relative known as the “hobbit.” Scientists now think these small hominins did not hunt dwarf elephants or use fire as often as onc
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Ancient tombs with golden tongues found at Egypt’s Marina El Alamein reveal 2,000-year-old burial secrets
Archaeologists have uncovered 18 ancient tombs and a large group of burial objects at Marina El Alamein, an ancient city on Egypt’s northwestern Mediterranean coast. The finds add fresh detail t
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Shackleton’s final ship Quest revealed in first close-up images beneath the Labrador Sea
Researchers have captured the first close-up views of Quest, the last ship used by famed Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. The vessel rests deep in the Labrador Sea, where an interna…
Up to 60% of medieval texts and 95% of manuscripts have vanished, study finds
Many stories from the Middle Ages never reached the present. A new study suggests the loss was far greater than scholars once thought. Researchers estimate that …
Ancient Greek military camp found in Uzbekistan changes view of Alexander the Great’s legacy
A hilltop site in southeastern Uzbekistan, once thought to be a small ancient settlement, now looks very different. New geophysical surveys and ex…
Hannibal’s Alpine route may have been driven by his war elephants’ energy needs
For more than 2,000 years, one question has divided historians. Which Alpine pass did Hannibal use when he marched his army into Italy in 218 BCE? A new study …
DNA identifies teenage Revolutionary War soldier killed at the Battle of Camden 245 years ago
DNA has identified a young American Revolutionary War soldier more than 245 years after his death, giving a name back to one of the unknown men b…
Early Americans relied on mammoths and giant mammals as their main food source, study finds
Early people who spread across North and South America depended on giant mammals for almost all of their food, according to a new study published i…
90,000-year-old Homo sapiens jaw wound points to possible violence in early human groups
A new study of a human fossil from Qafzeh Cave in Israel has identified one of the oldest known healed injuries caused by a sharp object. The research…
Neanderthals and Homo sapiens shared culture for over 20,000 years, cave study suggests
Neanderthals and modern humans appear to have shared far more than the same landscape. A new study from a cave in southern Türkiye suggests both groups…
Well of Junia Rufina reveals new clues about a mysterious Roman woman
An ancient well in the Roman city of Butrint is giving historians a fresh view of public life almost 2,000 years ago. New research suggests the Well of Junia Rufina serv…
Homo floresiensis was a scavenger, not a hunter, and did not control fire, fossil study finds
A fresh study is changing the story of Homo floresiensis, the extinct human relative known as the “hobbit.” Scientists now think these small homi…
Ancient tombs with golden tongues found at Egypt’s Marina El Alamein reveal 2,000-year-old burial secrets
Archaeologists have uncovered 18 ancient tombs and a large group of burial objects at Marina El Alamein, an ancient city on Egypt’s n…
Iron Age stelae in Iberian Peninsula served as grave markers and ancient road landmarks, new study reveals
Archaeologists have uncovered one of the clearest pieces of evidence yet about the purpose of prehistoric decorated stelae in the Ib…
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