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Did ancient humans cross one of earth’s strongest ocean currents?
experimental archaeology
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A dugout canoe voyage across the Kuroshio supports the theory that Paleolithic humans crossed seas to reach Japan's Ryukyu Islands 35,000 years ago
11,000 years of avocado domestication traced to Honduran highlands, study says
agricultural history
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Avocado remains in Honduras reveal 11,000 years of cultivation, challenging ideas about when tree crops and agriculture began in the Americas
Fifteen lost churches unearthed in Türkiye’s Karadag region
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In Türkiye’s ancient Karadag region, 15 new churches have been identified, deepening insight into Byzantine and Seljuk-era settlements
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Early Bronze Age food prep site unearthed at Yumuktepe Mound in Türkiye, revealing a hearth, silo, oven fragments, and ancient agricultural remains
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How Nazi Germany weaponised archaeology to justify war and occupation
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How archaeologists are challenging Eurocentric labels in Middle Nile’s ancient past
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The mysterious death of Sultan Mehmed II: Natural causes or assassination?
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Phoenician ritual bathing practices uncovered at ancient Tel Dan temple
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Ancient library emerges in Türkiye's Stratonikeia, revealing architectural grandeur
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New study reveals how prehistoric people extracted animal teeth for ornaments
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