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Artifact Analysis Material Analysis Radiocarbon Dating Artifact Preservation Cultural Heritage Carbon-14 Dating Ceramics Analysis Wood Analysis Carbon Dating Archaeological Findings Neolithic Artifacts Cultural Artifacts Laser Ablation U-series Analysis Civilization Development Material Culture Artifact Dating Ancient Astronomy Artefact Analysis Ancient Tools Non-invasive Analysis Mummy Studies Preservation Methods Stone Tools Analysis Preclassic Period Mummification Inscriptions Graffiti Analysis Sediment Analysis Ancient Structures Cultural Analysis Historical Analysis Carbon-14 Analysis Luminescence Dating Dendrochronology

Charred Beams From First Temple Found in Jerusalem's City of David

Dendrochronological study of the unusually ring-rich timbers may let researchers date the 586 BCE destruction with far greater precision.

Medieval Merchant’s Wax Notebook Recovered Intact From Paderborn Latrine

Roman Whetstone Workshop Uncovered on River Wear Is Largest of Its Kind in North‑West Europe

Mapped Submerged Port Near Taposiris Magna Advances Search for Cleopatra’s Tomb

New Excavations Confirm Centuries-Long Settlement in Post-Vesuvius Pompeii Ruins

Complete 4,000-Year-Old Handprint Found on Egyptian 'Soul House' at Fitzwilliam Museum

Caracol’s Founding King’s Tomb Fully Excavated as Mask Reconstruction and Bioanalyses Begin

New Analysis of Aswan Rock Engraving Confirms Elite Role in Egypt’s State Formation