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Deseret News archives: Lascaux ice caves — world’s oldest art gallery — discovered in 1940
10+ hour, 24+ min ago (12+ words) On this day in 1940, 17,000-year-old artwork was discovered in France...
Peterborough museum's prehistoric collection awarded new status
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (480+ words) Rare Bronze Age log boats are part of Peterborough museum's newly recognised collection A unique hoard of artefacts depicting prehistoric life has received one of the highest honours available to museums in England. The Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery's prehistoric…...
Exhibition explores Glagolitic as a symbol of memory and communication
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (28+ words) БНР Новини Exhibition explores Glagolitic as a symbol of memory and communication Wednesday 9 September 2026 15:30...
Presumed Ice Age Cave Art Rewrites Ireland's History
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (246+ words) Newser Presumed Ice Age Cave Art Rewrites Ireland's History Ireland's earliest known residents may have walked in from Wales, researchers say, citing evidence written on cave walls. An international team has identified eight caves in southwest Ireland bearing engravings, ochre…...
Popular Archeology - Who Has the Right to Tell Our Story: The Fight Over Cultural Heritage in the United States
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (82+ words) While currently playing out in the United States, fights about heritage are not unique to America. Battles between development and preservation play out across the globe—in countries rich and poor, autocratic and democratic, and new and old. Some of…...
Tom Cotter Uncovers a WWII Duesenberg Hidden Under Hay
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (117+ words) Tom Cotter Uncovers the Duesenberg That Survived WWII Hidden Under Hay Motorious Cotter's visit to the Gilmore wasn't limited to the war-era exhibit, either. While he was on the grounds, he also served as a judge for a barn-find car…...
“New history” revealed in this year’s Isla del Fraile dig in Águilas
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (465+ words) This year’s archaeological dig on the Isla del Fraile in Águilas has now ended with significant progress having been achieved in the excavation of “new” evidence of the historical development of human settlement on the tiny island. Another facet of…...
To assemble a set of guaranteed fakes, researchers walked into Jerusalem souvenir shops and bought tourist pottery off the shelf, added known forgeries to the pile, and tested the lot against pottery excavated from Iron Age Judah — a bake at 112°C now tells them apart
1+ week, 1+ day ago (351+ words) A heat test that takes just minutes can distinguish ancient Judahite pottery from modern tourist fakes, offering archaeologists a new weapon against the lucrative forgery trade....
One of history's most famous battles could be rewritten by long-lost papal letter
1+ week, 2+ day ago (682+ words) A rare 15th-century royal document from Louis XI's court was identified using advanced imaging after it went unnoticed for years in a University of Toronto collection. A lost letter from a pope could rewrite the story of one of history's…...
Dead Sea Scrolls May Solve a Decades-Old Mystery About the Qumran Calendar
1+ week, 4+ day ago (660+ words) A new study uses Hasmonean history and evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls to address a decades-old mystery. For decades, researchers have debated whether the Qumran sect’s unusual 364-day calendar ever governed daily religious life or existed only as an…...