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Tuesday 1 March 2022

The Archaeology Daily..2 march 2022

 


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Hundreds of artifacts found in sunken 18th century shipwreck
saudigazette.com.sa
The wreck of the ship, which is 300 meters off the beach, was discovered by a crew specializing in scanning the Red Sea's underwater history.
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Stolen antiquities taken from billionaire's collection repatriated to Greece
abcnews.go.com
Stolen antiquities that were surrendered by billionaire Michael Steinhardt were repatriated to Greece in a ceremony in Manhattan.
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Ancient African DNA Reveals Surprises About How Early Humans Lived, Traveled and Interacted
scitechdaily.com
New research provides evidence of demographic shifts in sub-Saharan Africa. A new analysis of human remains that were buried in African archaeological sites has produced the earliest DNA from the con…
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Archaeologists find evidence of large-scale Roman silver extraction in England
heritagedaily.com
Archaeologists have revealed evidence of large-scale Roman silver extraction at Grange Farm in Kent, England. - HeritageDaily - Archaeology News
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Breakthrough in Roman search just metres off High Street after days of digging
gazette-news.co.uk
ARCHAEOLOGY experts have discovered an ancient Roman mosaic buried just metres from Colchester High Street.
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9,000-year-old ritual complex found in Jordan desert
france24.com
Archaeologists deep in the Jordanian desert have discovered a 9,000-year-old ritualistic complex near what is thought to be the earliest known large human-built structure worldwide.
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3,400-year-old tablets suggest King Tut's ancient dagger was not from Egypt
phys.org
A combined team of researchers from Japan and Egypt has found evidence that suggests a dagger found in King Tut's tomb had origins outside of Egypt. In their paper published in the journal Meteoritic…
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Why Early Humans Built Fires in the Center of Lazaret Cave
smithsonianmag.com
A new study suggests pre-Neanderthals carefully placed their hearths to minimize smoke exposure while maximizing room for activities
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Lavish Roman mosaic is biggest found in London for 50 years
theguardian.com
Archaeologists say ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ finds near London Bridge are from heyday of Londinium
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