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Ancient Babylonian arson in Jerusalem revealed by chemical clues

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Ancient Babylonian arson in Jerusalem revealed by chemical clues

By analysing charred remains of a Jerusalem building, archaeologists have uncovered details of how it was burned down by Babylonian invaders in 586 BC

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Ancient make-up in Chinese tomb includes concealer and skin lightener

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Ancient utensils bear traces of 2000-year-old Vietnamese curry

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Tooth analysis reveals ancient Iberian leader was female

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Ancient Scandinavians wrote encrypted messages in runes 1500 years ago

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Stone tools in Filipino cave were used to make ropes 40,000 years ago

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Plague first came to Britain from Europe at least 4000 years ago

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Stone Age blueprints are the oldest architectural plans ever found

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Famous Benin Bronzes from West Africa used metal sourced in Germany

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The archaeologists recreating the secrets of prehistoric technology

It has long been unclear how ancient people built a city of wood in the New Mexico desert far from any forests. By trying prehistoric building techniques themselves, archaeologists are working it out

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Relics illuminate the wreck of HMS Gloucester, a 17th-century warship

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Earliest signs of horse riding found in 5000-year-old human remains

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Moai statue discovered in a dried-up lake on Easter Island

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Hidden corridor in Egypt’s Great Pyramid mapped with cosmic rays

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