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Archaeology · ZadarArchaeologists from the University of Zadar have found a road built 7000 years ago under the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea. Credit: University of Zadar A 7,000-year-old road that may have connected an ancient Hvar culture settlement to the now-isolated island of Korčula has been discovered recently by archaeologists off the southern Croatian coast. The remnants of this road were found at the sunken Neolithic site of Soline, buried under layers…See the Story
Road Built 7,000 Years Ago Found at Bottom of Mediterranean Sea
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Work · FranceWork on the heating network is continuing in the city center, allowing archaeologists from INRAP (National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) to make a remarkable discovery this Wednesday, April 17, on rue Drouas.See the Story
Only Archaeology: a remarkable Roman vestige discovered through the work of the heating system
Archaeology · EgyptThe Ministry of Tourism and Archaeology, Ahmad Jesus, the Minister of Tourism and Archaeology, held a meeting established today, with a number of the leaders of the ministry and the top archaeological board.See the Story
وزير السياحة يتابع مستجدات مشروع تطوير خدمات الزائرين بالأهرامات
Archaeology · FinlandThe Evening Gazette closely gathered together the austerity measures that affect everyday life published by the government on Tuesday. The Government's decisions on the framework will increase prices, in particular for services and some products harmful to health, as a result of the increase in the VAT rate. Below is a summary of how the austerity measures released on Tuesday will appear in everyday life. The government is tightening the taxatio…See the Story
This is how core decisions affect archaeology.
Archaeology · LuoyangAn ancient trove of literary records, the kind that simply does not come about in Western archeology, was found in an old well in central China. Dating back to the year 220 CE, 10,000 bamboo slats covered in Chinese characters reveal a wealth of information about how a nearby town was governed during the Three […] The post In Time for Tax Day: 10,000 Ancient Bamboo Slats Reveal Meticulous Details of Governance from Famous Period appeared first o…See the Story
In Time for Tax Day: 10,000 Ancient Bamboo Slats Reveal Meticulous Details of Governance from Famous Period
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