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A visitor admires the trending "Tiger-Taming Arhat" ceramic sculpture on display in the China Ceramics Museum in Jingdezhen, ...

The prehistoric settlement of Wangen-Hinterhorn and its pile dwellings were first identified in the shallow water zone along ...

This knife was discovered at a settlement site associated with the Pfyn culture. During the Neolithic period (4300 to 3500 ...

We live in an area full of archaeological sites and remains. We have any number of pre-historic sites: Neolithic long barrows ...

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Scholars have for decades debated the source of the iron ore and sites of the foundries that made the implements that created ...

Somewhere along the stretch of highway, it hit us that today was never about being on schedule. It was about stepping into ...

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This view is of Roman Londinium, but it captures the essence of prehistoric south London (left), which remained a semi-flooded chain of islands up to medieval times. Places to the north and east like ...

In the Iron Gates gorge of the Danube, in present-day Serbia, lies Lepenski Vir, an archaeological site that has been key to ...