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6,511 Ancient Ceramic Dishes Raised From Mediterranean Shipwreck

The artifacts have been moved to the Antalya Museum for conservation pending further study.

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Medieval Aberdeen Jaw Reveals Scotland’s Earliest 20-Carat Gold Dental Bridge

Archaeologists Uncover 1770s Brick Kiln Beneath Monticello’s East Lawn

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

Researchers Decode Makers’ Marks on Roman Cage Cups, Recasting How Diatreta Were Made

Isotope Breakthrough Ties Nuragic Bronzes to Sardinian Copper and Imported Tin

Aldborough Sediment Core Rewrites Post-Roman Economy, Showing Metalworking Lasted Until a 6th-Century Crash