New archaeological evidence is helping rewrite old myths about disabled people in the ancient world.
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Archaeologists studying mining settlements in Egypt found iron shackles that they say likely points to forced labor.
Gold didn’t simply glitter in ancient Egypt—it carried a cost people rarely acknowledge. Archaeologists working at Ghooza, a ...
Easter Island's iconic moai statues have long puzzled the world, but new research hints at a surprising twist in their ...
"Early-life malnutrition has been consistently associated with reduced brain volume and cognitive impairments, highlighting the critical importance of adequate energy and nutrient intake during ...
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Divers Recently Discovered a Statue with Human Fingerprints, Submerged in a Lake for 3,000 Years
A statue more than 3,000 years old has been found at the bottom of Lake Bolsena in central Italy, surprising researchers with ...
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Archaeologists in Wisconsin Unearth an Ancient ‘Parking Lot’ With 16 Dugout Canoes—Including One That’s 5,200 Years Old
The team has several theories about how Indigenous groups created and used the vessels, which were discovered during research ...
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