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Lost Medieval Town Resurfaces in Poland as Surveys Map Fortified Layout

Researchers use non-invasive mapping to locate a church site to clarify the settlement's origins.

Ancient DNA Pushes Earliest Confirmed Dogs to 15,800 Years Ago

Tabloids Revive Claims of Lost City With Seafloor Pyramid Off Louisiana

Ancient Sling Bullet Near Hippos Bears Greek Taunt “Learn Your Lesson”

New Research Says Harold Sailed, Not Marched, to Hastings in 1066

Warsaw Court Clears Extradition of Russian Archaeologist to Ukraine Over Crimea Digs

Study Traces Live Amazonian Parrots Carried Across Andes to Pre-Inca Coast

36 Short Swords and 50 Arrowheads Seized by CBP in Philadelphia

CBP Seizes 36 Bronze Age Swords and 50 Arrowheads in Philadelphia Shipment

Study Confirms Old Irish Goat’s 3,000-Year Lineage to Bronze Age Herds

Study Confirms 14th-Century Temasek Wreck as Singapore’s Oldest Shipwreck With Record Yuan Porcelain

Study Recasts Serbian Iron Age Mass Grave as Targeted Massacre

Gold-Laden Elite Tomb Unearthed at Panama’s El Caño Site

Study Uncovers 2,800-Year-Old Massacre in Serbia That Targeted Women and Children

1,000-Year-Old Elite Tomb Unearthed at Panama’s El Cano Site

Viking-Age Mass Burial Unearthed Near Cambridge Reveals Brutal Deaths and a Trepanned Giant

Storms Reveal 2,000-Year-Old Footprints on Scottish Beach Before Tides Erase Them

CT Scan Reveals 2,500-Year-Old Prosthetic Jaw in Siberian Pazyryk Burial

Study of 5,500-Year-Old Gotland Graves Finds Co-Burials Were Often Extended Kin

Human Remains Confirmed at Echuca’s Victoria Park as Police Secure Crime Scene