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    How a Pre‑Roman Veneti Sanctuary Reveals Gradual Romanization in Northern Italy

    Preliminary dating places the sanctuary’s earliest phase in the 5th–4th centuries B.C., when the Veneti — a people with…

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    A 2,000-year-old Roman forum turned up under a Barcelona hotel — and it’s rotated 90°

    During expansion work at the Gran Hotel Barcino in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, archaeologists made an astonishing discovery. They uncovered a monumental stone floor that was once part of the city…

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    Amateur Detectorists Discover Scotland’s Biggest Coin Hoard — 8,407 Medieval Silver Coins

    A field in the Scottish county of Dumfries and Galloway hid a stash of silver coins for more than 700 years. Experts believe the treasure, consisting of 8,407 silver coins,…

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    24 Bronze Statues and 6,000 Coins Turn Up in Ancient Tuscan Baths

    Italian archaeologists have uncovered 24 bronze statues in excellent condition in Tuscany, dating back roughly 2,300 years. In addition to the statues, researchers also discovered 6,000 gold, silver, and bronze…

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    Could a 1,305‑meter tunnel lead to Cleopatra’s tomb?

    A long tunnel uncovered on Egypt’s northern coast may point to the lost tomb of the legendary queen. A team of archaeologists from the University of Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)…

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