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More on Chilling Child Sacrifices Found at Prehistoric Site

December, 24 2010

National Geographic News

The skull of a child sacrificed at around 9 years of age. Eighty two Peruvian skeletons found with signs of throats slit, chests opened.

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Learning from leftovers: a history drawn from turkey bones

December, 24 2010

AlphaGalileo

A PhD student at the University of Leicester will have a very different view of Christmas dinner from most people, because Brooklynne Fothergill is researching the history of turkey domestication by examining old turkey bones.

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Prehistoric burials unearthed in Vietnam

December, 24 2010

The Stone Pages

Archaeologists from Vietnam's Archaeological Academy and the Ha Giang Provincial Museum have excavated the Khuoi Nang cave (North Vietnam), discovering remains that date back between 4,000 and 7,000 years.

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More on New insight into Neanderthal family groupings

December, 24 2010

The Stone Pages

Following the discovery of the remains of a group of Neanderthals, in a cave in Northern Spain, analysts have uncovered new information which leads to the belief that rather than living as groups of individuals, they lived in small, related families.

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Ancient city unearthed in Socotra Island

December, 24 2010

Yemen News Agency

Ancient city unearthed in Socotra Island Russian archaeological team has unearthed an ancient city in Socotra Island, the state run 26sep.net reported on Friday.

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Excitement as dig uncovers rare Anglo Saxon settlement

December, 24 2010

Morpeth Herald

A RARE Anglo Saxon settlement has been unearthed on the site of an opencast mine south of Morpeth, including remains of at least eight buildings together with animal enclosures, trackways and artefacts including pottery.

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Giant pliosaur fossil gets a CT scan as scientists try to build 3D model of biggest sea predator

December, 24 2010

Daily Mail

A giant CAT scanner is being used t Southampton University to scan this huge pleiosaur fossil found on the Dorset coast A 3D CT scan is being deployed to help create a model of a colossal prehistoric sea monster, a pliosaur, which was four times more powerful than a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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Artifacts from the Great 1893 Fire of Saginaw

December, 24 2010

The Saginaw News

Artifacts from the Great 1893 Fire of Saginaw The Saginaw News Jeff Sommer, curator of archaeology at The Castle Museum of Saginaw History, 500 Federal in Saginaw, found artifacts he believes are from the Great Saginaw Fire of 1893.

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Ancient stone tablet unearthed in Xinjiang

December, 24 2010

China org

Ancient stone tablet unearthed in Xinjiang Archaeologists have unearthed a stone tablet from the Qing Dynasty (1644 1911) in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

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Possible prehistoric bead is found in Suffolk

December, 24 2010

East Anglian Daily Times

Images of a gold personal ornament, probably a bead, believed to date to the late Bronze Age period A RARE piece of treasure which is believed to date back to pre-historic times could be the first find of its kind in Suffolk.