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Medieval “Vampire” Burial Unearthed in Bulgaria
WEBOct 10, 2014 · SHARE: SOFIA, BULGARIA—A thirteenth-century skeleton with a piece of an iron rod used for plowing driven through its chest has been unearthed at the Thracian site of Perperikon in southern ...
The Cult of Amun - Archaeology Magazine - May/June 2015
WEBThen, claiming to act on the god’s behalf to restore unified control of Nubia and Egypt, he conquered the rest of Egypt and, in 728 B.C., became the first in a line of Kushite pharaohs who ruled ...
Features - New Life for the Lion Man - Archaeology Magazine
WEBArchaeology Magazine. A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America. New Life for the Lion Man. Features March/April 2012. By Jarrett A. Lobell. Using recently uncovered fragments ...
Paisley Caves - Archaeology Magazine
WEBPaisley Caves. America, in the Beginning September/October 2014. By Nikhil Swaminathan. SHARE: (Brian Lanker) Stone tools and fire features are always great indicators of human activity at an ...
Features - Top 10 Discoveries of 2021 - Archaeology Magazine
WEBMore From 2021's Top 10 Discoveries. Researchers are using new scientific methods to investigate how artists in Roman Egypt customized portraits for the dead.
January/February 2023 - Archaeology Magazine
WEBSince 2014, a team of archaeologists investigating a 13,000-year-old hunting campsite at La Prele Creek, Wyoming, have uncovered an area larger than a football field. These images taken by Matt ...
Researchers Revisit Circumstances of Ötzi the Iceman's Death
WEBNews November 29, 2022. SHARE: INNLANDET COUNTY, NORWAY— Live Science reports that a new study of Ötzi the Iceman, who perished in the Italian Alps some 5,300 years ago, suggests that he might ...
Digs & Discoveries - Gods of the Galilee - Archaeology Magazine
WEBDonor inscription, Galilee, Israel (Mordechai Aviam/Kinneret College on the Sea Galilee/Israel Science Foundation). While excavating three Byzantine churches in Galilee, archaeologists from ...
China’s Oldest-Known Bone Tools Analyzed - Archaeology Magazine
WEBMar 2, 2016 · The oldest tools, from the cave’s Stratum 6, are three awls dated to about 35,000 years ago. Six spear points, awls, and a cutting tool were found in Stratum 5, and they are an estimated 34,000 ...
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