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Archaeologists in Turkey’s Antalya Province have made a remarkable discovery in the ancient city of Olympos, uncovering a monumental tomb that sheds light on the lives of the city’s aristocratic elite. The tomb, containing an intricately decorated sarcophagus, was found in the Olympos harbor district as part of the Legacy for the Futu...


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A remarkable discovery at Asylum Hill in Mississippi could transform our understanding of the historic burial grounds. Archaeologists with the University of Mississippi Medical Center have uncovered a fully preserved 200-pound cast-iron casket, potentially one of the best chances yet to identify an individual among thousands of graves at the ...


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The Amazon rainforest, long considered a global carbon sink and biodiversity haven, is now confronting climate extremes scientists once predicted would arrive decades from now. Recent studies reveal that prolonged droughts, shifting rainfall patterns, and increasing forest fires


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A small glass bottle excavated in York, England, may reveal that Roman Britain was home to individuals who adopted ancient Egyptian customs. The late 2nd-century glass flask, recently analyzed by Dr. Hillary Cool, strongly resembles the kohl containers used to store black eyeliner in Egypt. The discovery, reported by Britannia


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A partial skeleton unearthed at Ghost Ranch in northern New Mexico has yielded a previously unknown species of bipedal archosaur that lived approximately 212 million years ago, filling a temporal gap in the fossil record of a group long puzzling to paleontologists.

The species, named Labrujasuchus expectatus, belonged to Shuvosauridae, a cl...


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