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Pompeii’s Kitchens Reveal How the Romans Cooked
“We’re delighted the pieces have finally been put back on display where they were found and … Pompeii’s Kitchens Reveal How the Romans CookedRead more
Unsolved Archaeology: Sacsayhuaman
“And I may say, once and for all, carefully weighing my words, that in no part … Unsolved Archaeology: SacsayhuamanRead more
Tourists Who Damaged Historical Site Aprehended
PISCO BAY, PERU – Authorities have caught the tourists who damaged the important prehistoric geoglyph, El … Tourists Who Damaged Historical Site AprehendedRead more
Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology Shows
“Fowler’s and others’ interpretation of these mounds became the model that everybody across the east was … Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology ShowsRead more
Archaeologists May Have Found a Link to King Arthur in Cornwall
“The discovery of high-status buildings – potentially a royal palace complex – at Tintagel is transforming … Archaeologists May Have Found a Link to King Arthur in CornwallRead more
A History of Science Fiction (Part V)
Last time on A History of Science Fiction, we covered the pulp era of the early 1900s and … A History of Science Fiction (Part V)Read more
History’s Badasses: Joan of Arc
“I must be at the King’s side … there will be no help [for the kingdom] if … History’s Badasses: Joan of ArcRead more
Largest Mayan Tomb Ever at Xunantunich
“[The tomb] is one of the largest burial chambers we have ever found,” – Dr. Jaime … Largest Mayan Tomb Ever at XunantunichRead more
New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting Find
It was December of 1835. Texas was fighting a bloody battle for independence from Mexico. It … New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting FindRead more