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Archaeologists uncover traces of Victorian school life
Score
40
· Coverage
1
HeritageDaily
United Kingdom
London
Victorian
school archaeology
material culture
Enigmatic Hominins May Have Overlapped with Homo sapiens on Sulawesi
Score
55
· Coverage
1
Sci.News
Sulawesi
Wallacea
Pleistocene
Homo sapiens
rock shelter
Possible Black Death mass grave discovered near Erfurt, Germany
Score
70
· Coverage
1
Phys.org
Black Death
mass grave
Erfurt
geophysics
PLOS ONE
Carved Bone Stylus Recovered in Sicily
Score
40
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine
bone stylus
Sicily
artifact
ancient writing
Italy
Medieval Migration to England Tracked in Tooth Enamel Study
Score
55
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine
tooth enamel
isotope analysis
migration
early medieval
England
Nationally significant Anglo-Saxon burial ground uncovered at Sizewell C
Score
70
· Coverage
1
HeritageDaily
United Kingdom
Suffolk
Anglo-Saxon
cemetery
horse burial
Rare 5th-century BC bone stylus discovered in Gela excavation
Score
65
· Coverage
2
HeritageDaily
Sicily
Gela
5th century BC
stylus
Greek colony
Show coverage
Inscriptions reveal the lives behind the ancient temples of the Middle East
Score
55
· Coverage
1
HeritageDaily
Middle East
inscriptions
temples
guilds
craftspeople
Roman Whetstone Production Site Identified Along the River Wear
Score
55
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine
whetstones
Roman Britain
craft production
River Wear
England
Early Bronze Age Trade Hub Excavated in Iran
Score
70
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine
Early Bronze Age
trade hub
excavation
Iran
exchange
A Diver Stumbled Upon the Treasure of a Lifetime—and It May Lead to a Hidden Shipwreck
Score
40
· Coverage
1
Popular Mechanics
Sardinia
Roman coins
numismatics
shipwreck
Italy
Rich graves of three elite warriors found in Hungary
Score
25
· Coverage
1
The History Blog
Hungary
early medieval
warrior graves
weapons
elite burials
Monumental tomb discovered in Turkey might be of royal from King Midas' kingdom
Score
55
· Coverage
1
Live Science
Phrygia
King Midas
tumulus
monumental tomb
Turkey
773,000-Year-Old Hominin Fossils from Morocco Offer New Clues to Roots of Homo sapiens
Score
55
· Coverage
1
Sci.News
Morocco
Casablanca
hominin fossils
Middle Pleistocene
human evolution
Protective “Solomon’s Knot” mosaic uncovered in ancient Smyrna
Score
55
· Coverage
1
HeritageDaily
Turkey
Smyrna
mosaic
Solomon's Knot
Late Antiquity
Near-complete bronze carnyx among Iron Age hoard discovery
Score
70
· Coverage
1
HeritageDaily
United Kingdom
Norfolk
Iron Age
carnyx
hoard
LiDAR reveals lost ancient landscape in Andean Chocó
Score
70
· Coverage
1
HeritageDaily
Ecuador
LiDAR
earthworks
pre-Hispanic
Andean Chocó
Tang Dynasty noblewoman buried with gold hair ornaments
Score
80
· Coverage
2
HeritageDaily
China
Xi'an
Tang Dynasty
tomb
gold ornaments
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Homo erectus wasn't the first human species to leave Africa 1.8 million years ago, fossils suggest
Score
66
· Coverage
1
Live Science
Dmanisi
out of Africa
Homo erectus
hominins
fossils
1,100-year-old mummy found in Chile died of extensive injuries when a turquoise mine caved in, CT scans reveal
Score
91
· Coverage
2
Live Science
mummy
CT scan
Atacama
mining
bioarchaeology
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Archaeologists Just Discovered the Oldest Known Evidence of Poison Arrows, Which Hunters Used to Slow Down Their Prey 60,000 Years Ago
Score
115
· Coverage
9
Smithsonian Magazine
Review
poison arrows
South Africa
Middle Stone Age
hunting
residue
Show coverage
Canada has too few professional archaeologists, and that has economic consequences
Score
61
· Coverage
2
Phys.org
cultural resource management
workforce
compliance
Canada
archaeology
Show coverage
Deep revelation: Landmark dig at Sulawesi cave could reveal overlap between extinct humans and us
Score
71
· Coverage
1
Griffith University News
Sulawesi
Leang Bulu Bettue
Homo sapiens
archaic humans
excavation
Archaeologists Found the Long-Buried Remains of a 2,500-Year-Old Roman Society
Score
70
· Coverage
1
Popular Mechanics
Nile Delta
necropolis
industrial complex
Egypt
excavation
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