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An illegally excavated statue which dates back to the sixth century B.C. has been found by police hidden in a goat pen near Athens. Greek police recovered an ancient statue that was illegally excavated and hidden in a goat pen near Athens, and arrested the goat herder and another man who were allegedly trying to [...]
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Highway workers in Greece have uncovered a sanctuary dedicated to Asclepios, the god of healing. The sanctuary was found some 200 kilometres north of Athens on the outskirts of the ancient port town of Dafnounta, near the present city of Lamia. It dates to the fifth century BCE and is one of the oldest associated [...]
Archaeologists are working to excavate a mass grave containin the remains of at least 75 soldiers who were killed during the Battle of Lützen, which took place in 163 in Germany. The grave was discovered in the late summer of 2011. The 42-square-metre tomb is 1.1 metres deep. “With the help of anthropological methods, the [...]
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Researchers have developed a new method to identify ancient human settlements by using satellite imagery. Beyond the impressive mounds of earth, known as tells in Arabic, that mark lost cities, researchers have found a way to give archaeologists a broader perspective of the ancient landscape. By combining spy-satellite photos obtained in the 1960s with modern [...]
The earliest known metal equestrian bit has been found at a burial site in Israel. The bit was discovered in an equid burial site at Tel-Haror, and had probably been used on a donkey. Archaeologists led by Professor Eliezer Oren, from Ben Gurion University, made the discovery in a layer of material dating from 1750 [...]