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Bronze Age henge discovered in Hertfordshire field could be human cremation burial site
August, 28 2010

Culture24

A copper alloy tag found on the site"The previous field that we looked at was the core of a Medieval village," says Keith Fitzpatrick Matthews, reflecting with some affection on his team's previous digs in the lucrative archaeological terrain of Letchworth.


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Tell Brak, Archaeological City Hosted the 1st Human Civilization
August, 28 2010

Global Arab Network

Tell Brak, Archaeological City Hosted the 1st Human Civilization Tell Brak (Nagar) is an ancient late Neolithic, Sumerian, Acadian and Middle Late Bronze Age city on the Upper Khabur River. It is 45 km far from Hasaka city, 5,5 km from Damascus.


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Syrian Archaeologists: Bronze Bracelets, Golden Earrings Unearthed in Sweida
August, 28 2010

Global Arab Network

Syrian Archaeologists: Bronze Bracelets, Golden Earrings Unearthed in Sweida Syrian excavation expedition working at different archaeological sites in Sweida province (south of the country) unearthed a number of archaeological finds dating back to Hellenistic, Byzantine, Nabatean and Roman ages.


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3,000 year old tools unearthed in Labrador
August, 28 2010

CBC

A worker at the archeological dig in Sheshatshui, Labrador, holds the tip of a broken arrowhead that was found at the site. Workers at a housing project in Sheshatshiu, central Labrador, have uncovered 3,000 year old artifacts, including tools and weapons.


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Long lost Viking gateway found near Schleswig
August, 28 2010

The Local

Long lost Viking gateway found near SchleswigArchaeologists have found a legendary 1,200 year old gateway to the massive wall the Vikings built to defend themselves against their rivals the Saxons, according to a Friday media report.


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Sacred spring found in Stratonikeia ancient city in Turkey
August, 28 2010

World Bulletin

Sacred spring found in Stratonikeia ancient city in TurkeyArcheologists have discovered a sacred spring in an ancient city in western Turkey.


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More on Early human squatters drove cave bears to extinction
August, 28 2010

BBC

Cave bears and humans went head-to-head in Ice Age EuropeIce Age bears may have been wiped out when humans began to take over their caves, scientists claim.


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Was this an Ice Age highway? Workers digging up A road find axe abandoned 13,000 years ago
August, 28 2010

Daily Mail

Important find: A 4,000 year old Neolithic circular monument with eight Bronze Age burials found during the northern excavation at Stragglethorpe junctionAncient axes believed to be around 13,000 years old have been discovered during work to widen a major road.


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Acoustic archaeology: The secret sounds of Stonehenge
August, 27 2010

New Scientist

Ready to rock Trevor Cox reveals how the acoustic footprint of the world's most famous prehistoric monument was measured


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2000 year old relics show how ancient Chinese lived, died
August, 27 2010

Peoples Daily Online

2000 year old relics show how ancient Chinese lived, diedThe excavation of 93 ancient tombs at the No. 2 Ruins in Zhangduo Village under Xingtai's jurisdiction in China's Hebei Province finished a few days ago, and the relics have been checked and accepted by the provincial cultural relics bureau. These precious cultural relics show modern people the lives of ancient people over 2,000 years ago.


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