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Indonesian cave yields world's earliest confirmed cave painting Researchers have identified a red hand stencil on Sulawesi as the oldest reliably dated cave art, pushing the record back to at lea...
Science in 2025: A year of wonder and warning From colossal dinosaur footprints to a rare planetary alignment, 2025 offered striking scientific revelations-alongside stark reminders of environmen...
Rare Roman bathhouse unearthed in Pompeii Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered a sprawling private bathhouse in Pompeii, believed to be the largest of its kind in the ancient city. The 2,000-ye...
Clearing debris at Gaza's Great Omari Mosque Workers in hard hats and high-visibility vests are manually removing rubble from the ruins of Gaza's oldest and largest mosque, the medieval Great Oma...
Cats' domestication traced to northern Africa, not the Levant New genetic research overtuns long-held assumptions about feline domestication, pinpointing northern Africa-not the Levant-as the ori...
Orkney's Ness of Brodgar dig resumes after radar reveals mysterious find Archaeologists will return to the Ness of Brodgar in Orkney next summer after ground-penetrating radar uncovered an "extra...
Ancient skulls rewrite timeline of dog domestication A groundbreaking study published in Science challenges long-held assumptions about when and how dogs evolved from wolves into the diverse bree...
Six Roman-era statues stolen from Damascus National Museum in overnight heist Thieves broke into Syria's National Museum in Damascus over the weekend, making off with six marble statues dating to...
Egypt unveils Grand Egyptian Museum, a modern marvel near the Great Pyramid Egypt officially inaugurated the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) on Saturday, a monumental cultural project situated n...
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