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The Plaza Tree of Pueblo Bonito
New data on the Plaza Tree of Pueblo Bonito; the site of the largest of the great houses in Chaco Canyon, it was the center of a pre-Columbian civilization, during the 9th to 12th centuries
Ice-Age Mammoth Bone Wall
Circular wall of bone & ivory built from bones of at least 60 mammoths. It is thought to have sheltered people living during the coldest part of the last ice age, some 25,000 years ago.
Submerged Sudanese Pyramids
Exploring the submerged 2,300 year old tomb of a Kushite king Nastasen. The ancient site of Nuri near the east bank of the River Nile, Sudan has some 20 pyramids built between 650 BC - 300 BC.
Ancient Athens in 3D
See #3D reconstructions of ancient #Athens throughout time! From Archaic to the Ottoman Period, how did the historical city look?
The Ruined City of 1001 Churches
The Armenian city of Ani, Turkey. It was a cultural and commercial centre on Silk Road, growing to become a bustling metropolis with over 100,000 inhabitants at its height and known as The Ruined City of 1001 Churches!
Digging up Armageddon
A fascinating look at the history of Tel Megiddo, Israel. An archaeological site with remains of cities stretching back 7,000 years!
Dublin's earliest Viking settlement
Dublin's earliest Viking settlement seen in new light! The black pool or Dubh Linn now known to be a lot bigger than first thought…
14th century cesspit in London
Archaeologists discover 14th century cesspit in London. @MOLArchaeology have examined the structure and found a number of priceless artifacts within...
3,100-Year-Old Canaanite Temple
Archaeologists Discover Ruins of 3,100-Year-Old Canaanite Temple. Dating from the 12th cen BC, uncovered in site of Tel Lachish, Israel.
The Long Walls of Ancient Athens - Many Ancient Greek fortifications connected a city to another site – a citadel or a port. The best known example is the Athenian wall to Piraeus.