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Rare finds, among them the architectural ruins of tombs, pottery and clay statuettes, were brought to light during archeological excavations conducted at the Royal Necropolis in the region of Livadia, near the village of Aiane in the prefecture of Kozani, northwestern Greece.

Times Series

THE BATTLE of Barnet may be one mile to the north of the accepted site, according to an archaeological group.

redOrbit

From the time of the Crusades to the modern day, war refugees have struggled to integrate into their new communities. They are often economically impoverished and socially isolated, which results in increased conflict, systematic violence and warfare, within and between communities as the new immigrants interact with and compete with the previously established inhabitants.

Response Source

A ground breaking investigation into Shakespeare's later life is due to start in Stratford upon Avon on 26 March 2010, as archaeologists prepare to excavate the remains of Shakespeare's house in Stratford upon Avon, and the public are invited to come along and watch as the latest story about the world's most famous writer unfolds.

Press and Journal

sculptor and artist trying to discover whether eye sockets would have been filled with glass

National Geographic News

"Double burial" practiced for 4,500 years in what is now Mexico, experts say.

Discovery News

A long cooling period may have led to famine in Greenland and Iceland more than 1,000 years ago.

Gloucestershire Gazette

ARCHAEOLOGISTS are on the cusp of making a historically significant discovery in the grounds of two of Berkeley's most famous buildings.

DAWN

The unearthing of another Buddhist era site in the formerly beleaguered Swat valley comes as pleasant news.

Tasmania Mercury

A STUNNING archaeological discovery at Brighton could change scientific understanding of human occupation.