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First Roman watermill discovered in West Cumbria

September, 02 2010

Times and Star

First Roman watermill discovered in West Cumbria THE first Roman watermill to be discovered in Cumbria has been unearthed in an archaeological dig on the edge of Cockermouth.

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Canadian Rockies Yields Fossil Trove

September, 01 2010

Discovery News

Archaeologists have discovered another important site next to the famous Burgess Shale location.

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Archaelogical dig at Orce, Granada, reveals riches

September, 01 2010

Typically Spanish

The dig at Orce The site is being considered to be one of the best in Western Europe

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Countys watery past yields fossils: Purse park beach is home to tons of ancient teeth

September, 01 2010

So Md News

Seasonal Interpretive Ranger Elena Bode identifies fossilized shark teeth with Parkville resident Lyle Peterson during the Aug. 28 Fossil Find at Purse State Park. Charles County has an entire department dedicated to the planning and managed growth of county land, but millions of years ago that division would have been moot.

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Early man butchered and ate the brains of children as part of everyday diet

September, 01 2010

Daily Mail

Archaelogists work on the dig in Sierra de Atapuerca where many bones from early humans have been found since the early 90s Early cavemen in Europe ate human meat as part of their everyday diet, new research suggests.

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Experts discover Roman tower in Alderney

September, 01 2010

Channel Television

Experts discover Roman tower in Alderney Archaeologists have discovered what they think was a Roman tower in Alderney.

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Discovery Ages Antibiotics 2,000 Years

September, 01 2010

Laboratory Equipment

Green fluorescence in Nubian skeletons indicated tetracycline-labeled bone, the first clue that the ancients were producing the antibiotic A chemical analysis of the bones of ancient Nubians showed they were regularly consuming tetracycline, most likely in their beer.

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Rare Roman lantern found near Sudbury

September, 01 2010

News24

An intact Roman lantern made of bronze, believed by experts to be the only one of its kind in Britain, has been unearthed in a field by a metal detecting enthusiast.

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Top Bulgarian Archaeologist Stumbles Upon 2 Ancient Thrace Tombs

September, 01 2010

Novinite

Top Bulgarian archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov is pictured close to the entrance of one of the two newly found tombs at the holy rock city of the Thracians Perperikon. An intact Roman lantern made of bronze, believed by experts to be the only one of its kind in Britain, has been unearthed in a field by a metal detecting enthusiast.