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Five rare inscriptions dating back to the 14th century were unearthed by a team of epigraphists at the Sri Kailasanathar temple in Nedunkudi village near Tirumayam recently.
The province must ban the bulldozing of important native sites by developers without the consultation or even notification of First Nations people, says a spokesperson with the Huron Wendat nation.
The province must ban the bulldozing of important native sites by developers without the consultation or even notification of First Nations people, says a spokesperson with the Huron Wendat nation.
The national archaeological mission working near the site of Mar Takla (St. Thecla) in Ein Mnin in Damascus Countryside Province, discovered a number of rock carved halls and some Roman and Byzantine cemeteries dating back to the period between the 1st and 4th centuries.
They have been excavating for just a week, but already members of an archaeological team at a Roman town on the outskirts of Norwich have found "huge quantities" of artefacts.
The Council of Ministers has given permission for excavations in the thousands of years old Yoros castle, located at the entrance of the Black Sea.
Five rare inscriptions dating back to the 14th century were unearthed by a team of epigraphists at the Sri Kailasanathar temple in Nedunkudi village near Tirumayam recently. 
New research reveals that the so called crack troops of Rome were in fact guilty of crimes against fashion
The province must ban the bulldozing of important native sites by developers without the consultation or even notification of First Nations people, says a spokesperson with the Huron Wendat nation.
The province must ban the bulldozing of important native sites by developers without the consultation or even notification of First Nations people, says a spokesperson with the Huron Wendat nation.
The national archaeological mission working near the site of Mar Takla (St. Thecla) in Ein Mnin in Damascus Countryside Province, discovered a number of rock carved halls and some Roman and Byzantine cemeteries dating back to the period between the 1st and 4th centuries.
Sri Lankan archeologists have discovered a pre historic burial ground from Haldummulla in Badulla district. 
They have been excavating for just a week, but already members of an archaeological team at a Roman town on the outskirts of Norwich have found "huge quantities" of artefacts.
Native Peruvian language rediscovered in remains of church.