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Earliest Evidence of Human Fire-Making Discovered in England — REUTERS / ixx511

Archaeology · Barnham

Earliest Evidence of Human Fire-Making Discovered in England

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Researchers have identified the earliest known evidence of deliberate fire-making at Barnham in Suffolk, dating to about 400,000 years ago, more than 350,000 years earlier than a site in northern France, which had previously been considered the earliest.See the Story

Researchers Uncover Clues to Mysterious Origin of Famous Hjortspring Boat

Denmark · Denmark

Researchers Uncover Clues to Mysterious Origin of Famous Hjortspring Boat

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When an ancient ship was unearthed in Scandinavia over 100 years ago, archaeologists started to uncover bits and pieces of its history.See the Story

Egyptian Pleasure Boat Discovered Off Alexandria's Coast - Archaeology Magazine

Middle East · Alexandria

Egyptian Pleasure Boat Discovered Off Alexandria's Coast - Archaeology Magazine

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ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT—According to a report in The Guardian, the well-preserved timbers of an Egyptian pleasure vessel have been discovered off the coast of Alexandria, near the underwater site of the temple of Isis that once stood on the island of Antirhodos. Franck Goddio of the University of Oxford and the European Institute for Underwater Archaeology (IEASM) said that it is the first time that such a vessel has been recovered. Dated to the first…See the Story

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