Article on the subject of "excavation"
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10,000 medieval ceramics were found at Newport Memorial Hall
archaeologists have found 10,000 medieval pottery pieces at a location in pembrokeshire.
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The 3,000-year-old copper arrow was discovered in Northeast Scotland
an estimated 3000-year-old golden copper arrow discovered in scotland is receiving the attention of this national archaeologist.
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Workers on the Metro line in Rome accidentally discovered an ancient water pipeline
a 2,300-year-old ancient water pipe was discovered by workers at the metro line in rome. the city's archaeological manager assessed this as an extremely important archaeological finding.
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Experts dug up the 'ivory bank', but they panicked and retreated halfway through the excavation. The truth lies in the ivory
when a large amount of ivory was exposed, archaeological experts immediately stopped excavation. this made everyone extremely surprised, many people speculated that the experts must have encountered danger so they decided to urgently withdraw.
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Ancient stone blocks were discovered at illegal excavation sites in Sohag, Egypt
an ancient stone block carved with a shell of the nectanebo ii dynasty was the 30th found at an illegal excavation site. before that, this king was famous for his unique constructions during his reign in abydos.
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Ancient artifacts of ancient Egypt were discovered in Tel Al-Pharaeen
an uncovered egyptian excavation mission comprised of mud brick walls and some artifacts beginning in the period of other ancient egyptians as well as four brick kilns from the end of the period (664-332 bc) during excavation, it was carried out at tel archaeological site of al-pharaeen.
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The largest mammoth structure ever found in Russia, shows that prehistoric humans are probably wiser than we thought.
the excavation of this work shows that, instead of just following the trail of animals to hunt and gather, the people in the pleistocene period were able to build architectural works for own goals.
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10,000 medieval ceramics were found at Newport Memorial Hall
archaeologists have found 10,000 medieval pottery pieces at a location in pembrokeshire.
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Excavation of woodholes Woodhenge is equally mysterious Stonehenge
researchers from the ludwig boltzmann research institute at birmingham university he discovered a wooden yard that formed a mysterious circle similar to stonehenge could be built in 2300 before the neolithic period. buried underground.
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A 250-year-old bowling alley was discovered at Twickenham
the british heritage agency revealed the findings of an archaeologist after excavation at marble hill house in twickenham.
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The mummy found in the tomb of Elephantine may be at the end of the ancient Egyptian period
the 3d x-ray sweeps on two mummies were discovered during excavation at the elephantine tomb, west of aswan, suggesting that the mummy may be of late egypt.
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Istanbul's oldest burial site is found in subway construction
a nearly 3,500-year-old burial site was discovered in istanbul's beşiktaş district during excavation for a newly connected metro project kabataş, beşiktaş, mecidiyeköy and mahmutbey.
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Greek tomb with pottery pots discovered in Alexandria
during an excavation at a site in the el-shatby neighborhood of alexandria, a group of archaeologists discovered a rock tomb predicted during the greek period (323-30 bc).
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Excavation of a thousand-year-old Egyptian tomb reveals the mummy in an 'intact' state.
an ancient egyptian tomb that kept a very good mummy has just been found causing a stir in the middle east.
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The 3,000-year-old copper arrow was discovered in Northeast Scotland
an estimated 3000-year-old golden copper arrow discovered in scotland is receiving the attention of this national archaeologist.
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The plaster statue of King Akhenaten was excavated in Egypt
an archaeological mission of england-egypt from cambridge university discovered a plaster statue of king akhenaten (circa 1300 bc) during excavation at tel el-amarna, minya of egypt.
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Why was the tomb of Qin Shihuang discovered but still a mystery?
the tomb of qin shihuang, the first emperor in chinese history, is one of the greatest archaeological finds of all time. but although it has been discovered for a long time, the tomb of qin shihuang still avoids all the nuisance intervention of the posterity.
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Many thousands of years old stone artifacts were found in the North Iran cemetery
a number of antiques have been found in an ancient cemetery in the province of gilan in northern iran called asb risseh, the head of the excavation in the cemetery has just announced.
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Workers on the Metro line in Rome accidentally discovered an ancient water pipeline
a 2,300-year-old ancient water pipe was discovered by workers at the metro line in rome. the city's archaeological manager assessed this as an extremely important archaeological finding.
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Found four Roman rust coins in Japan yet explanation
many rusty roman coins found in an excavation in japan so far have not had a satisfactory explanation.
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Excavation of a 1,000-year-old King's tomb of the Mayan discovered strange things
while unearthing an ancient mayan tomb from more than 1000 years ago at the site of el perú-waka, in the northern forest of guatemala, archaeologists discovered a mask and bones covered in red. bizarre.
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Can Pokemon Go be played on a computer? The answer is yes!
by software emulation and additional software to support positioning, we can completely play pokemon go right on the computer, comfortable catching pokemon without worrying about running out of battery when playing as on the phone.
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Summary - How to play Pokemon GO, virtual reality game catch Pokemon on smartphone
pokemon go game (styled, raising and training virtual animals) has become popular, the online community with new movements also immediately responded to this mobile game in the direction positive direction
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