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The remains of an Iron Age settlement have been unearthed by archaeologists working along the route of a new £1.3m water pipeline in Kent (England). Evidence of a dwelling, postholes,...England2010-02-01T12:48:47+01:00Great deal of Bronze Age findings in Syria
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Chairman of the Ruins Excavation Section in Aleppo Ruins and Museums Department Youssef Kanjo reported that the Syrian-Japanese joint expedition working in Didarieh Cave, northern Aleppo (Syria), unearthed lots of...Middle East2010-02-01T12:44:39+01:00A thousand new sites discovered off the British coast
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Nearly a thousand new archeological sites have been discovered off the North East British coast as part of an English Heritage-funded project. The survey was conducted by EH archaeologists along...England2010-02-01T12:43:33+01:00Skeleton of western man found in ancient Mongolian tomb
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DNA extracted from a gentleman whose skeleton lay in one of more than 200 tombs recently excavated at a 2,000-year-old cemetery in western Mongolia pegs him as a descendant of...Asia2010-02-01T12:42:31+01:00Prehistoric archaeological project in Dorset gets lottery grant
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An archaeological scheme to investigate an area of Blandford in Dorset (England) where ancient settlements have been found has been given £23,100 of lottery cash. In 2008 a dig was...England2010-02-01T12:41:33+01:00Last Neanderthals in Europe died out 37,000 years ago
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A new paper, by Professor João Zilhão and colleagues, builds on his earlier research which proposed that, south of the Cantabro-Pyrenean mountain chain (Spain), Neanderthals survived for several millennia after...Iberian peninsula2010-02-01T12:40:35+01:00Amputation is evidence of medical knowledge in the Neolithic
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Scientists unearthed evidence of surgery carried out in ancient times during work on an Early Neolithic tomb discovered at Buthiers-Boulancourt, about 65km south of Paris (France). They found that a...France2010-02-01T12:39:03+01:005th Megalithomania Conference
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The 5th Megalithomania conference is planned at Glastonbury (Somerset, England) next May 8th and 9th, 2010. Among the speakers, Aubrey Burl will give a glimpse into his new research on...England2010-02-01T12:37:28+01:00Evening walks at Stonehenge
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Next June 2010, David Dawson (Director of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society) will lead a series of 1-hour long tours within the stones at Stonehenge, providing an opportunity...England2010-02-01T12:34:16+01:00Zimbabwe's prehistoric paintings are a celebration of life
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Inanke cave is one of hundreds painted by the San people (commonly called Bushmen) about 5,000 to 10,000 years ago and located in what is now Matobo National Park (Zimbabwe)....Africa2010-01-24T13:41:02+01:00Prehistoric burial customs uncovered in Laos
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The discovery of Iron Age human bone fragments in Laos has shed new light on the region's prehistoric burial customs. A team of Lao and foreign archeologists found the fragments...Asia2010-01-24T13:40:11+01:00Motorway bypass would run close to Newgrange
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The ancient Brú na Bóinne site around Newgrange may lose its World Heritage status if the proposed M2 motorway goes ahead, it was claimed. The National Monuments Forum warned if...Ireland2010-01-24T13:38:20+01:00Stonehenge visitor centre finally approved
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In the latest chapter in the 20 year-long saga surrounding the English Heritage-backed project, Wiltshire County Council approved the practice's £20 million proposals for the Airman's Corner site 2.5km west...England2010-01-24T13:37:00+01:00Iron Age adventures in England
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Youngsters are preparing to be taken back to the Iron Age at an archaeology fun day this February half-term at the Ham Hill Country Park at Stoke-sub-Hamdon (South Somerset, England)....England2010-01-24T13:35:55+01:00Iron Age treasure on display in Edinburgh
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A hoard of Iron Age jewellery found by a treasure hunter in Stirlingshire (Scotland) has gone on display in Edinburgh. The four solid gold neck ornaments, or torcs, could be...Scotland2010-01-24T13:34:39+01:00