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In a new genetic study, scientists have charted the rise of 214 human diseases across ancient Europe and Asia.
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ThePrint on MSNDoes Kashmir’s history begin and end with Islam? First excavation to explore the unknownThe dig in Zehampora, Baramulla is being led by a small army of archaeologists from the Department of Central Asian Studies ...
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ScienceAlert on MSNSecret Tomb Discovered in One of Archaeology's Most Famous Wonders - MSNOne of the most famous facades in all the world has been concealing a deep secret. Underneath the iconic and intricately ...
The Native American remains belong to Seminole and Miccosukee tribes in Florida and Oklahoma. They can be returned as early ...
Warnings about withdrawal from antidepressants have rippled through society in recent years. A new study claims they are ...
The long-lost Wonder of the World was rediscovered underwater in 1968. Finally, some of its blocks have been raised to the ...
Archaeologists in Denmark recently uncovered 30 Viking graves—a remarkable find on its own. The bigger surprise? The graves ...
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Manchester Evening News on MSNArchaeology breakthrough as Leonardo da Vinci's mysterious sketches reveal 500-year-old secret - MSNThe mysterious passages were rediscovered after 500 years under Sforza Castle, which was a medieval fortress built in the ...
The underground cemeteries, nearly 2,000 years old, hold some of the earliest evidence of Christian faith, belief in the ...
The “monumental” timber building found near Carnoustie in Angus is more than a thousand years older than Stonehenge, and has ...
Those the church rejected were composed much later, which, as Pagels knows, automatically raises questions about their ...
The “monumental” timber building found near Carnoustie in Angus is more than a thousand years older than Stonehenge, and has been described as a find of international significance.
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