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The enormous centipede that eats bats larger than itself by hanging from cave ceilings

In northern South America and on some Caribbean islands, inhabiting regions of Colombia, Venezuela, Trinidad, Curaçao, Aruba, ...
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Two small Mycenaean gold objects from the late Bronze Age found in tombs on a Greek island bear Northern European solar symbols

A detailed study of two Mycenaean gold ornaments, found in tombs on the island of Cephalonia, has revealed that their solar ...
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One Territory Holds the Keys to Human Symbolism: the Largest and Oldest Open-Air Prehistoric Treasure, Created by Neanderthals and Modern Humans

An extraordinary artistic legacy, painted and engraved on the rocks of southern Iberia over tens of thousands of years, is ...
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A Hermetically Sealed Tomb with a False Door and a Circular Ritual Pit from the First Bronze Age Communities 5,000 Years Ago Discovered in Attica

An emergency intervention on the southern bank of the Rafina stream has yielded a discovery of the first order for ...
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The legendary battle of the year 1003 in which 500 Catalan knights defeated a caliphal army of 20,000 men really happened

A recent study published in the journal Treballs d’Arqueologia revisits one of the least well-known military episodes on the ...
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A Mystical Healing Complex from the Archaic Period Later Transformed into a Roman Necropolis Discovered in Ancient Tenea in Greece

The systematic excavation campaign at the site of ancient Tenea, in the area of Chiliomodi (Corinthia, Greece), concluded in ...