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Border Wall Work Damages 1,000-Year-Old Intaglio in Arizona Wildlife Refuge

CBP says it is working with Tohono O’odham leaders on next steps to protect what remains.

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Meadowcroft Rockshelter Reopens With a Window Onto North America’s Earliest People

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi Seek Approval for All‑Weather Riding Arena at Flood‑Prone Cotswolds Estate

Norway Unearths Record Viking Coin Hoard as Tally Tops 3,250

Trojan Bronze Coin Found by Berlin Teen Is First Greek Antiquity Shown in City

Pompeii Unveils AI Reconstruction of Man Who Tried to Flee Vesuvius

Photon-Counting CT Uncovers New Details Inside Budapest’s Egyptian Mummies

Three-Year Survey Maps 134 Shipwrecks in Bay of Algeciras

Argentina’s Milei Prays at Western Wall, Receives Second Temple Relic in Show of Support for Israel

Papyrus of Homer's Iliad Found Inside Mummy in Roman-Era Tomb at Oxyrhynchus

UC Berkeley Construction Site Yields Human Remains Likely Native American

AI-Generated Val Kilmer Debuts in ‘As Deep as the Grave’ Trailer at CinemaCon

Tuam Excavation Finds 36 More Infant Remains, Total Reaches 69

Egypt Unearths Sealed 3,000-Year-Old Papyri Beside Cache of Amun Chanters’ Coffins

Study Recasts 12,000-Year-Old Plains Artifacts as the Earliest Dice

Herculaneum Scrolls on Rare U.S. Display as UVU Showcases AI Unrolling Breakthroughs

1,300-Year-Old Marble Find at Hippos May Recast Early Baptism Rites

Archaeologists Identify Dannebroge, Danish Warship Sunk in 1801, in Copenhagen Harbor

Study Finds 12,000-Year-Old Native American Dice That Upend the History of Chance

Stolen 2,500-Year-Old Romanian Gold Helmet Recovered in Netherlands