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Ancient Content — Ancient History, Archaeology & Lost Civilizations
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Two Ghost Ancestors Found Hiding in Human DNA
Two extinct human populations have turned up in the genomes of people alive today. Neither has been sequenced from a fossil. Neither has a name. One of them contributed DNA to every living human, and the other reached the people of Oceania...
A Giants' Tomb Emerges at Carrarzu Iddia
A monumental Bronze Age tomb has come to light at Carrarzu Iddia, in the territory of Bortigali in central Sardinia, on the southern slope of Crastu Littu at an altitude of around 740 meters. It had been standing there all along, hidden und...
A Ptolemaic Bath Complex Found in the Eastern Delta
Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities has uncovered a complete bathing complex of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods at Tell Nasser, in the eastern Nile Delta. The find comes from the first excavation campaign ever mounted at the site, which...
Greek and Egyptian Gods Share a Tombstone at Tell el-Deir
Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities has announced the discovery of around twenty funerary tombstones, several sarcophagi, and a collection of amulets at Tell el-Deir, the necropolis south of New Damietta in the Nile Delta.
Excavation ar...
The Smallest Ice Age Carvings Ever Found
The smallest piece of Ice Age art ever recovered from the caves of the Swabian Jura is a bird with its wings spread, two centimeters long and weighing 0.7 grams. It was carved from mammoth ivory around forty thousand years ago, and a Tübing...
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