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In 2003, a sealed pot of the oldest face cream was discovered at a Roman temple complex in Southwark, south London dating to the 2nd century AD….

A City Trapped in Volcanic Fury In the blink of an eye, a thriving Roman coastal community was transformed into an eternal monument of human vulnerability. The…

Unearthing a Hidden Hydraulic Marvel In the silent archaeological landscape of ancient Stabiae, a breathtaking discovery has emerged from the volcanic shadows of history. Buried beneath layers…

A Civilization Carved in Stone In the vast, windswept expanses of the Pacific Ocean, a small island tells a story of extraordinary human achievement and profound ecological…

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Archaeologists carrying out excavations at a site in Saint-Aubin-des-Champs in France have uncovered an ancient Merovingian necropolis dating back to the 5 th-7th centuries AD, according to a report…

Unveiling a Neolithic Wonder In the rolling hills just west of Cardiff lies one of Britain’s most extraordinary prehistoric treasures – the Tinkinswood burial chamber. This remarkable…

A journey that began with a little boy finding what he thought was a rock on his family’s outback property has ended in a major scientific breakthrough….

A Clay Tablet’s Revolutionary Secret In the world of ancient artifacts, few items have stirred as much excitement in mathematical circles as the Plimpton 322 tablet. This…