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Artifacts from “Britain’s Pompeii” go on display

By Eric O. Scott | March 30, 2024

A new set of open-access publications and a new exhibition at the Peterborough Museum will allow the public to discover Must Farm, a 3,000 year old settlement that has provided archeologists with incredible new insights into everyday life in the Bronze Age.

Europe

“Things didn’t change overnight” – New research shows Rome wasn’t converted in a day

By Manny Moreno | January 16, 2024

New archeological research shows that Rome’s conversion to Christianity was a more gradual process.

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Castle Rock reveals an ancient Native American calendar

By The Wild Hunt | January 14, 2024

Researchers and Trible members work in tandem to piece together the story of a newly found ancient Native American Calendar.

Africa

Excavations uncover new images of Isis-Aphrodite and Harpocrates

By Eric O. Scott | January 13, 2024

Two recent excavations in Egypt have uncovered new terracotta figures of several Egyptian deities, including Isis, Isis-Aphrodite, and Harpocrates, the god of silence.

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1400 year old ‘temple’ discovery near Sutton Hoo

By Liz Williams | December 6, 2023

A multi-year archaeological project funded by the UK National Lottery has revealed a possible Anglo-Saxon temple site near Sutton Hoo.

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