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Mexican archaeologists find 2,500 year old altar
June, 04 2012

Fox News

An altar and a stela estimated to date from as early as 800 B.C. were found at the Chalcatzingo archaeological site in the central state of Morelos, Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History, or INAH, said.
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Roman era shipwrecks found in deep waters off Greece
June, 04 2012

USA Today

This broken ancient pottery is from the wreck of a Roman-era ship found in waters over a half-mile deep off the western coast of Greece, the Greek Culture Ministry says.Two Roman era shipwrecks have been found in deep waters off Greece's western coast, challenging the theory that ancient mariners stuck close to coastal routes for safety.
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Climate Change Contributed to Ancient Indus Civilization Demise, Researchers Say
June, 04 2012

Popular Archaeology

The research was conducted between 2003 and 2008 in Pakistan, from the coast of the Arabian Sea into the fertile irrigated valleys of Punjab and the northern Thar Desert. In the field, the researchers probed the landforms constructed by the Indus and neighboring rivers by drilling, coring, and even manually digging trenches. Collected samples were used to determine sediment origin, whether brought in and shaped by rivers or wind, and sediment age, in order to develop a chronology of landscape changes. Photo by Peter D. Clift, School of Geosciences, University of Aberdeen, UKStudy also explains the source and fate of the Sarasvati, the sacred river of Hindu mythology.


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Continuity down through the ages: Proof of a thousand years use of a Sicilian farmland estate
June, 04 2012

PhysOrg

The history of a Sicilian farmland estate is set in stone. Excavations show thousand years of existence.Archaeological excavations have provided the first substantiation that a farmland estate in Sicily boasts a history which reaches back over a thousand years.
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Forty ancient sites discovered in Iraq
June, 04 2012

AFP

A human skeleton dating back to the Sumarian era in Iraq (AFP/File, Ali al-Saadi)Teams of Iraqi archaeologists have discovered 40 ancient sites in the country's south from the Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian periods, an Iraqi antiquities official said on Monday.
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Seal Proves Bethlehem Existed Long Before Jesus
June, 02 2012

Discovery

Seal Proves Bethlehem Existed Long Before JesusIsraeli archaeologists have unearthed a 2,700 year old clay seal with the name of Bethlehem, showing that the town existed centuries before it was revered as Jesus' birthplace.
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Spectacular Tomb Containing More Than 80 Individuals Discovered in Peru
June, 02 2012

Science Daily

Excavating the tomb. (Credit: Image courtesy of Libre de Bruxelles, Universit)A team of archaeologists from the Universite libre de Bruxelles (ULB) has discovered a spectacular tomb containing more than eighty individuals of different ages.


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Ancient anchor offers clues to Indo Arab trade
June, 02 2012

Gulf News

2,000 year old artefact found off Kutch coast
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Archaeologists identify mystery shipwreck
June, 02 2012

County Press

A diver visits the wreck of the Flower of Ugie.Picture courtesy of The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Trust for Marine Archaeology.A MYSTERIOUS shipwreck that lay in the Solent for 160 years has finally been identified by archaeologists, and its fascinating history revealed for the first time.
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Black Magic Revealed in Two Ancient Curses
June, 02 2012

Live Science

Two ancient curses dating back 1,600 years depict a deity with snakes coming out of its head. This deity may be none other than the goddess Hekate, the Queen of the Crossroads. Invocations in the curses resemble those used for her. CREDIT: Photo courtesy Museo Archeologico Civico di Bologna, cropping by Owen JarusAt a time when black magic was relatively common, two curses involving snakes were cast, one targeting a senator and the other an animal doctor, says a Spanish researcher who has just deciphered the 1,600 year old curses.
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