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A Bronze Age shield found in a peat bog has been returned to Scotland for the first time in more than 230 years. The "spectacular and intricate" combat guard was discovered during labouring work in a ...

The Egtved Girl in her coffin, in the National Museum of Denmark. Credit: Nationalmuseet, Roberto Fortuna og Kira Ursem / Wikimedia Commons A chance discovery on a Danish hill reveals, 3,400 years ...

Chinese scientists have confirmed that a peculiar iron object unearthed in the famous sacrificial area of Sanxingdui has an extraterrestrial origin. It is the first and oldest artifact made from ...

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Three bronze bison sculptures created at a Loveland foundry will find their forever home in front of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. on March 19. Along the way ...

The men's hockey quarterfinals at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics were truly exhilarating, providing three overtime winners in four total matches. However, that was just a glimpse of the awesome ...

After accepting the Become an Intermediate Explorer quest from Zephyria in Starsand Island and reaching the Azure Bay in the Moonlit Forest, your progress will be blocked by a large, locked gate ...

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A survey of archaeological sites in western Turkey has identified hundreds of large towns that thrived there during the Bronze Age – potentially supporting the controversial idea that the area was ...

A large 140-hectare settlement dating back 3600 years has been discovered in the plains of north-eastern Kazakhstan, transforming our understanding of life in prehistoric Eurasia. It hints that the ...