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Searching for the next Dead Sea Scrolls ahead of thieves: Dust to dust as archaeologists and volunteers keep up the pace.

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One day in 2009, rumors of an extremely rare archaeological artifact began circulating the antiquities black market: a papyrus bearing 15 lines of Hebrew writing. If it actually existed, the artifact must have been looted from an archaeological site somewhere in the Judean Desert. Always keeping its ear close to the ground, so to speak, the […]

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Mysterious Mass Graves Hold Prisoners of Bloody 17th-Century Battles of the English Civil Wars

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Two mass graves holding an estimated 1,700 skeletons were found underground at the southern tip of Durham University’s Palace Green Library. – Credit: North News Three years ago, archaeologists at Durham University began excavating a site on campus for a proposed addition to the school’s library, but work was unexpectedly halted when the researchers uncovered remnants of two […]

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Scientists Finally Crack The Code Of The Ancient ‘Phaistos Disk? They say ‘Yes’…

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Minoan art, Crete, Phaistos Disc, possibly dating to the middle or late Minoan Bronze Age (2nd millennium B.C.), Side A: Fired clay, It has 45 hieroglyphic characters engraved on both sides, along with mobile elements in spiral arrangement from the outside toward the center, Archaeological Museum of Heraklion. (Photo by Prisma/UIG/Getty Images) The very mysterious Phaistos […]

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Count St. Germain – The Man and the Mystery

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He was a mysterious person who refused to discuss his origin, fortune, and civil status and we know him first of all as Count de St. Germain. He claimed to have lived for several centuries. “…equalled the greatest of the personages who move across the canvas of history. He towered above them all, kings, […]

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2,300-Year-Old Pure Gold Crown Forgotten Under Pensioner’s Bed

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An elderly man was stunned when he discovered that a box of trinkets he inherited from his grandfather contained an ancient Greek crown made of pure gold that an auctioneer says is worth at least $230,000. It has been reported that the pensioner had seen the crown nearly a decade ago but did not realize […]

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