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St Andrews 12th century tolbooth unearthed

August, 26 2011

Fife Today

Archaeologists at work on the St Andrews excavation The remains of the oldest town council building in Scotland have been uncovered in St Andrews town centre.

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Over 200 1,000 year old coins unearthed in Inner Mongolia

August, 24 2011

Xinhua News Agency

More than 200 coins that were used 1,000 years ago were excavated in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, said local archaeologists on Tuesday.

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Researchers in a race against time on historic island

August, 24 2011

The Star

Archaeologists survey part of St. Croix Island off the coast of New Brunswick. For hundreds of years a tiny island at the Maine New Brunswick border has been a treasure trove of artifacts.

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Ancient wild horses help unlock past

August, 24 2011

EurekAlert

An international team of researchers has used ancient DNA to produce compelling evidence that the lack of genetic diversity in modern stallions is the result of the domestication process.

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Cooking dates to almost 2 million years ago

August, 24 2011

Science News

Nearly 2 million years ago, it seems the original naked chef was cooking up a storm.

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Divers recover Lusitania items

August, 24 2011

Irish Times

A DIVING expedition on the wreck of the Lusitania has recovered some key pieces of equipment, which were handed over to the receiver of wrecks last night.

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Bronze reliquary with saints hair unearthed in ancient Thracian city of Perperikon

August, 24 2011

Focus News

Bronze reliquary with saints hair unearthed in ancient Thracian city of Perperikon Since 5 century a saint's hairs have been kept in a bronze reliquary, a cross, which has been unearthed in the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon, Southern Bulgaria, archaeologist professor Nikolay Ovcharov told FOCUS News Agency in relation with the most recent find in Perperikon a bronze reliquary dating back to the 5 or 6 century.

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Relics of a 5,000 year old port found in southern Turkey

August, 24 2011

worldbulletin

Relics of a 5,000 year old port Diving off Seki village of Alanya, underwater archaeologists found the place of the port of Syedra Ancient City.

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Archeologists find new monument, theatre masks in ancient Myra

August, 24 2011

Todays Zaman

Archeologists have found a new historical monument and nearly 20 masks thought to have been worn by actors during excavations carried out in Myra, an ancient city on the southern coast of Turkey.

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Neanderthal skull fragment discovered in Nice

August, 24 2011

The Riviera Times

Paleontologist Marie-Antoinette de Lumley presents the skull fragment of a nordic hunter, discovered at the Lazaret Cave in Nice Part of a prehistoric skull, dating back 170,000 years, has been discovered during an archaeological dig in Nice. Experts say the discovery could reveal important clues to the evolution of Neanderthals.