A birth defect left William “Bill” Durks of the U.S. with a split-like face, featuring two noses but only one nostril.
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In the depths of Lithuania’s Lake Asveja, divers and archaeologists uncovered the remains of a medieval soldier, a discovery of profound historical significance. This unexpected revelation provided researchers with a rare glimpse into the lives of individuals living during the Middle Ages. This was possible thanks to a selection of remarkably well-preserved personal effects which…
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In the quiet forests and peaceful fields across former battlegrounds, history lies just inches beneath the surface. Metal detector enthusiasts are uncovering
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Thessaloniki, Greece – In what is being hailed as one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in recent decades, more than 300,000 ancient artifacts have been unearthed during the construction of Thessaloniki’s long-awaited metro system. The metro project, which began in 2003, has faced repeated delays—not because of engineering setbacks, but due to the overwhelming…
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Alien-like clay sculpture dating back 7,000 years offers clues into cultural exchange between Stone Age civilizations. Archaeologists have dug up something otherworldly. A mysterious clay figurine dating back 7,000 years was recently discovered in the Arabian Gulf — and it bears a striking resemblance to modern depictions of alien visitors to Earth. Researchers at Bahra…
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The Turin King List found on ancient Egyptian papyri reveals that mysterious beings descended from the heavens and ruled for 36,000 years. Who were these figures who established themselves as "kings" for thousands of years in ancient Egypt? For nearly a hundred years, archaeologists have tried to piece together fragments of this 3,000-year-old document.
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A. Sutherland – AncientPages.com – Today, parents buy their children electric car toys to play with, but the situation was somewhat different thousands of years ago. Yet, this ancient discovery reveals our ancestors were aware of the wheel 7500 years ago! A stone car with two axles and four wheels found during excavations in the Kiziltepe…
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Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of SciencesThe grave contained a couple in their 30s or 40s, a women in her 60s, and a month-old infant.
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Located in modern Turkey, Hattusa was the ancient capital of the Hittite Empire in the late Bronze Age, which ended abruptly and somewhat mysteriously in the 12th century BC. At its peak the city covered nearly two square kilometres, surrounded by massive walls. There was a royal residence, elaborate gateways, four temples, porticoed courtyards, secular…
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