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'Still too early' to tell fate of Punic tombs

December, 31 2008

Times of Malta

One of eight tombs found at the site of the new St James Hospital in Zejtun which are estimated to date back to the Punic age, a span of time which lasted between roughly 600 BC and 1000 AD The fate of ancient rock-cut tombs found earlier this month on the site of the planned new St James Hospital is still uncertain as investigations into the discovery are still at an early stage, the Superintendence for Cultural Heritage said.

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Scans reveal hill's rich history

December, 31 2008

Forester

Volunteers carry out the tests Archaeologists have discovered new evidence of ancient ruins, medieval farming and a secret operations bunker on Leckhampton Hill.

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Jewish Museum secures 13th-century artefact

December, 31 2008

Camden News

The Mikveh, which was excavated in Milk Street A MEDIEVAL artefact dug up from the City of London will be a centre-piece of a new museum due to open in Camden Town next year.

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Iran's Burnt City yields ancient graves

December, 31 2008

Press TV

Burnt City, Sistan-Baluchestan Province, Iran The 12th phase of Burnt City archeological excavations in Iran's southeastern Sistan-Baluchestan Province has yielded 12 ancient graves.

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Presenting: Cro-Magnon v. Neanderthal in the Battle of Extinction

December, 31 2008

Popular Science

Neanderthal Extinction Competition, not climate change, led to Neanderthal wipe-out

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Celtic Treasures

December, 30 2008

Krakow Post

A fragment of a bracelet discovered at the site A 3rd to 2nd century BC Celtic village was discovered four miles east of Krakow. Archaeologists from the Krakow Highway Exploration Team (Krakowski Zespol do Badan Autostrad) had been exploring it during preparatory archaeological works done on the future A4 highway premises.

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Metal detector's rare find

December, 30 2008

Lincolnshire Echo

Adam Daubney with the object An ancient figure of Christ has been unearthed in a Lincolnshire field.

The near-complete copper artefact dating from the 13th Century is the first of its kind to be found in the county.

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Ancient burial ground uncovered

December, 30 2008

BBC

The remains are being taken back to Oxford to be examined More than a dozen skeletons thought to be thousands of years old, have been found by Oxford archaeologists working at an ancient burial site in Dorset.

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One-fifth of Ming Dynasty Great Wall in Inner Mongolia gone

December, 30 2008

China Internet Information Center

About a fifth of the Great Wall built in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) has disappeared in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, an archaeologist said on Tuesday.

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