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A well-preserved ancient site discovered in Armenia

January, 30 2009

Armenian Reporter

A 6,000-year-old skull that held a well-preserved brain. Archaeologists discover 6,000 7,000-year-old brain

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Golden age of archaeology in China

January, 30 2009

AFP

The skeletal remains of a horse In the remote village of Yangshe on the banks of the Yellow River, Chinese archaeologists are little by little bringing an ancient culture back to life after nearly 3,000 years.

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Ancient Tongan rock carvings may offer clues to voyagers

January, 30 2009
Discovery of over 50 ancient rock engravings in Tonga, may shed some light on the pre-Polynesian Lapita peoples who voyaged across the Pacific.
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King Massinissa’s tomb in Constantine subject to deformation

January, 30 2009
A group of foreign archaeologists have rung the alarm of the destruction of the tomb of Massinissa, the first King of Numidia (c. 240 or 238 BC - c. 148 BC), situated at El Khroub municipality, Constantine eastern province, a reliable source told El Khabar.
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Danube Delta Holds Answers to Noahs Flood Debate

January, 29 2009

Innovations Report, Germany

Did a catastrophic flood of biblical proportions drown the shores of the Black Sea 9,500 years ago, wiping out early Neolithic settlements around its perimeter?

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Leggong had early humans 1.8 million years ago

January, 29 2009

Malaysia Star

Researchers from the Universiti Sains Malaysia s (USM) Centre for Archaeological Research Malaysia have determined that early humans lived in the region more than 1.8 million years ago based on artefacts found in Bukit Bunuh, Lenggong, Perak.

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Cave dig hopes to find signs of modern man

January, 29 2009

South Devon Herald Express

An ultra modern search at Kents Cavern hopes to uncover clues missed by the Victorians.

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Ancient burial cave found in Hadramout

January, 29 2009

Yemen Times

A local Hadrami stumbled upon the ancient remains of human bones and broken pottery at the beginning of this week in a tomb near his house in the Qrew area of Hadramout.

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