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Tintagel Castle on the bluffs of Cornwall is revealing its surprising secrets
An invitation to a 100 A.D. birthday party is among the Vindolanda tablets, oldest surviving Roman handwritten documents in Britain
Modern crime-solving techniques help solve mystery of a decapitated 4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy
The Egtved Girl, found in Denmark in 1921, was a true Bronze Age traveler of high status, with a sense of fashion too
A stroll 13,000 years ago: The earliest known human footprints in North America found on a Canadian island
A stroll 13,000 years ago: The earliest known human footprints in North America found on a Canadian island
The Kennewick Man, a highly contested set of 8,500-year-old human remains, most closely matches DNA of modern-day Native Americans
The Guisborough Helmet, discovered in England in 1864, is believed to be the cavalry headgear of an ancient Roman
An ancient landfill: A huge artificial hill in Italy helps archaeologists understand how trading networks worked in Rome
An ancient landfill: A huge artificial hill in Italy yields helps archaeologists understand how trading networks worked in Rome
