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Archaeology & anthropology
Archaeologists have discovered the tomb of King Thutmose II — who ruled around 3.5K years ago — in Luxor, Egypt. This is Egypt's first royal tomb discovery since King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922.
Ancient Egypt's Lost Royal Tomb Found After 3.5K Years
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FEB 26
FEB 26
Ancient Bird Fossil Offers New Insights on Bird Origin
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FEB 26
FEB 26
Study: DNA Analysis Challenges Easter Island 'Ecocide' Theory
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SEP 26 2024
SEP 2024
Ancient Mayan City Discovered in Mexican Jungle
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NOV 26 2024
NOV 2024
Study: Stonehenge Altar Stone Came From Scotland, Not Wales
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AUG 26 2024
AUG 2024
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