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ARCHAEOLOGY

The Dunhuang Caves: An Earthly Glimpse Into Otherworldly Realms

In China’s northwest, on the edge of the Gobi Desert, lies a town that was once a blessed stopover for the weary Silk Road traveler: the city of Dunhuang. Surrounded by majestic sand dunes that give out a singing or drumming sound when the wind blows — hence their alternate

The Dodecahedron – An Ancient Roman Artifact of Unknown Application

The Sacred Caves of Ajanta, Housing Ancient Buddhist Artifacts

Early Man’s Most Important Invention: The Handle

North America’s Cahokia: A Lost City With Cosmic Views

Cahokia was the largest city in North America before the arrival of Europeans in the New World. Also called the “City of the Sun,” this site was home to approximately

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Kitchen Gadgets of Yore – The Tried, the True, and the Useless

While we may see our kitchen gadgets as modern amenities, these creative culinary devices have been around for ages. According to anthropologist Richard Wrangham, people have been using fire to

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Lost Civilizations – Were There Industrialized Prehistoric Cultures?

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British Golf Club Workers Unearth Bronze Age Coffin

Turquoise: A Cultural Symbol of Life

Turquoise has a rich history rooted in ancient Egypt, Persia, the Aztecs, and Native American folklore.

Archaeological Discoveries at China’s Sanxingdui Provide Fresh Look Into a Mysterious Civilization

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