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33 Peru Mummies Victim of Human Sacrifices
Number of Comments » 0The head of a team of archaeologists examining 33 mummies found in Peru says the bodies were human sacrifices.”The majority of them were sacrificed using a very sharp bladed tool, possibly a copper or bronze tummy knife. And for the majority there are numerous combinations, complex set of dissimilarity on cutting of the throat, “Mr. [...]
Medieval finds at university dig
Number of Comments » 0Roman pottery, medieval remains and 11th Century dog bones have been found at the heart of Cambridge University during an archaeological dig.
The dig has been taking place beneath a tearoom in the university’s central offices, known as the Old Schools. It was one of the events marking the 800th anniversary of the university. Some material [...]
Above 1,800 years old marble head unearthed in Israel
Number of Comments » 0Archaeologists in Israel have been discovered what they believed in it is the bust of a Roman boxer from the second or third century.
It seems that what we have be here is a unique find, then the two directors of the excavation said in a statement released Monday by the Israel Antiquities Authority of the [...]
Clues to Medieval Archaeology vigour:
Number of Comments » 0A few tantalising pieces of evidence for why Manchester came to dominate North-West England in the industrial age, an event long regarded as something of a mystery, have been pieced together as a result of recent archaeological and historical work in the city.
Traditionally Manchester was thought to have developed only from about 1750, having been [...]
Trove of Dinosaur Fossils Discovered in Utah
Comments OffA newly discovered, well-preserved dinosaur bones along with petrified trees were found in south east Utah that could provide clues about life in that region some 150 million years ago. The Bureau of Land Management called the quarry near Hanksville, “a major dinosaur fossil discovery.” An excavation revealed at least four Sauropods that are long-necked, [...]























