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12,000-year-old Göbekli Tepe could rewrite civilization’s origins
On a low rise in southeastern Turkey, a ring of carved stone pillars has forced archaeologists to rethink how civilization ...
A field worker in Mexico found a carving from a 2,000-year-old civilization, a stone knife and two other artifacts, city officials said. Photo from the Coscomatepec City Council While working in a ...
Metal is a staple in modern human existence. Your refrigerator, your smart phone, your laptop, your TV? All made, at least in part, of metal. But tens of thousands of years ago, civilizations existed ...
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Researchers use AI to unearth a 5,000-year-old civilization beneath the world’s largest desert. But how?
For centuries, the vast Rub al-Khali—better known as the "Empty Quarter"—has remained an enigma, hiding whatever traces of history may have once flourished beneath its endless dunes. But now, thanks ...
TL;DR: AI and radar technology are revolutionizing archaeology, uncovering 5,000-year-old settlements in Dubai and medieval sites in Mongolia without excavation, reshaping how we discover lost ...
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A team of archaeologists worked to unearth the ancient settlement, which was buried under thousands of years worth of peat. The University of Manchester Metal is a staple in modern human existence.
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