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MIDItheKID, in Hoard of 100,000 centuries-old coins discovered in Japan

Damn… I bet they would be worth a lot if they were rare. But now there’s 100,000 of them.

ivanafterall, in Hoard of 100,000 centuries-old coins discovered in Japan
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Good luck with the Coinstar machine.

Hello_there, in Hoard of 100,000 centuries-old coins discovered in Japan
Drusas, in Archaeologists Unearth Archive of Ancient City of Doliche, Founded in 300 B.C., Revealing Over 2,000 Clay Seals

That's article's got some weird italicization.

ShittyBeatlesFCPres, in Archaeologists Unearth Archive of Ancient City of Doliche, Founded in 300 B.C., Revealing Over 2,000 Clay Seals

If they had seals back then, they probably had penguins too. Or at least a shitload of mollusks. Seals gotta eat something.

Aussiemandeus, in US accused of sending fake Roman mosaics back to Lebanon
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It’s like an onion article

acockworkorange, in More than 3,000 Roman coins and gems unearthed at 'magical place' in northern Italy

Tomorrow on CNN: “scientists confirm magic is real. Money and gems at the end of the rainbow. More at 9.”

vxx, in 'No scientific evidence' that ancient human relative buried dead and carved art as portrayed in Netflix documentary, researchers argue

I cancelled my subscription a couple years ago because of the bad state of documentaries. I’m not surprised to read this.

spacecowboy, in Physics reveals secret of how nature helped sculpt the Great Sphinx of Giza

Neat!

looseanus, in 4,000-year-old tomb discovered in Norway may contain region's 1st farmers
AbouBenAdhem, in Cult temples and sacrificial pit unearthed at ancient Roman camp in Germany

I assume this is the site near Haltern that has long been speculated to be the lost colony of Aliso?

acockworkorange, in Archaeologists Unearth a Secret Lost Language From 3,000 Years Ago

Great article. Teaser:

The sneaky scrawlings start at the end of a cultic ritual text written in Hittite – the oldest known Indo-European tongue – after an introduction that essentially translates to: “From now on, read in the language of the country of Kalašma”. Kalašma is referencing an organized society from the Bronze Age, which probably sat on the northwest fringe of the much larger Hittite Empire in ancient Anatolia – some distance from the capital city of Hattusa, where this clay tablet was later unearthed.

The article goes on to describe the Hittite culture and why they preserved foreign rituals in their original tongue.

Stalinwolf, (edited ) in 'Magical' Roman wind chime with phallus, believed to ward off evil eye, unearthed in Serbia
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“Ayyye, I cast me evil eyyyye upon me neighbour, Garbbeus Vardicus Melatonus, I ken. Saba-ka-boo, a meta-ga-doo, a bibbiti, bobbiti-GYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! BE THAT A SMALL PENIS DANGLING FROM YOND WINDCHIME?!?”

“Yes,” her black cat whispers from her mounded shoulders, “A tiny penis.”

"Scandalous Effectus Mandellus, neighbour of me neighour, I cast upon you me evil eyyyye…"

vzq, in Beaver exploitation, 400,000 years ago, testifies to prey choice diversity of Middle Pleistocene hominins

The modern shoreline is for reference. It looked wildly different then.

Sal, in Maya warrior statue with serpent helmet discovered at Chichén Itzá
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That’s a really cool looking statue!

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