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Three New Kingdom Tombs of High-Rank Officials Uncovered in Luxor

Experts plan in-depth inscription analyses to clarify the tombs’ occupants’ roles ahead of the Grand Egyptian Museum’s opening this summer.

Maiden Castle Massacre Reinterpreted as Iron Age Tribal Turf Wars

Roman Victory Relief Unearthed by Volunteers at Vindolanda Fort

Genomic Study Traces Humanity's Longest Prehistoric Migration

8-Year-Old’s Metal Detector Discovery Sparks Investigation of 19th-Century Ontario Shipwreck

Massive Assyrian Relief Depicting King and Gods Unearthed in Nineveh

Queen Camilla Lays Foundation Stone for King Charles III Sacristy at Westminster Abbey

Largest Study of Aztec Obsidian Reveals Trade and Ritual Practices

Cerro El Cono's Origins Debated Amid Conservation Challenges in Peru's Amazon

Elite Hallucinogenic Rituals at Chavín de Huántar Linked to Early Andean Class Divisions

Hidden Hieroglyphs on Paris Obelisk Decoded as Ramesses II Propaganda

Pompeii Excavation Reveals Family’s Final Stand Against Vesuvius

18th-Century Austrian Mummy Identified and Preserved by Rare Embalming Technique

1,700-Year-Old Jet Phallus Pendant Discovered in Roman Fort Wall

Picuris Pueblo-Led DNA Study Confirms Ancestral Ties to Chaco Canyon

First Physical Evidence of Roman Gladiators Fighting Lions Unearthed in Britain

5,000-Year-Old Elite Woman’s Tomb Unveiled in Peru, Redefining Ancient Gender Roles

5,000-Year-Old Elite Woman's Tomb Unveiled in Ancient Peruvian City

Lion Bite Marks Found on Roman Skeleton Confirm Gladiatorial Combat in Britain

Ancient DNA Study Redefines Phoenician Expansion as Cultural Diffusion