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Wednesday, 15 September 2021

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Ancient Hittite temple to be unearthed
hurriyetdailynews.com
Cuneiform tablets that tell about historical ties in Hittite civilization will be unearthed, says the head of the Kayalıpınar excavation team
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What is the oldest-known archaeological site in the world?
livescience.com
Archaeologists know of three sites in East Africa that date back to millions of years ago.
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Saudi Arabia’s cultural movement… drastic changes, global launch
saudigazette.com.sa
After developing and investing in the archaeological sites that are deeply rooted in the history, and opening them for tourists from all corners of the world, in addition to having institutes and aca…
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Buried Roman villa could change understanding of North Wales history
dailypost.co.uk
Excavations are underway at site near Wrexham with an ancient coin and pottery already unearthed
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Byzantine-era finds show material culture in Assos
hurriyetdailynews.com
Ongoing excavations in Assos, which was one of the most important port cities in the ancient ages and home to many cultural riches such as an ancient theater, agora, necropolis and ramparts, have une…
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Nasca, Moche, Wari: British Museum exhibition celebrates Peru’s ancient peoples
theguardian.com
Objects dating back more than 3,000 years will highlight cultures many ‘may never have heard of before’
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There's a Secret Archaeological Site Under the Trevi Fountain in Rome — and You Can Visit
travelandleisure.com
One of Rome's hidden gems has been hiding right under the noses of millions of tourists — at an archaeological site under the Trevi Fountain to be exact.
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Prehistoric Guennol Stargazer Idol to Stay in the US, Court Rules
ancient-origins.net
A US court judge has ruled that the Guennol Stargazer idol statue is the legal possession of an American collector and thus will not be repatriated.
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Neolithic Atacama Desert Farmers Battled Violently Over Resources
ancient-origins.net
A recent study examined human remains found in 164 Neolithic farmers’ graves in the Atacama Desert of Chile and found extensive evidence of extreme violence.
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