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How to Beat the Heat and the Crowds in Athens - The New York Times

Enjoy the Greek capital’s glorious past and buzzing modern life while also avoiding the worst of the tourist bottlenecks and the steamy weather.

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After Ukraine s Kakhovka Dam Disaster, a Hunt for Ancient Treasures

After the Kakhovka dam was blown up in June, the reservoir above it quickly drained, revealing a bonanza of artifacts that has electrified Ukrainian archaeologists.

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Greece Will Limit Acropolis Visits as Europe Fights Tourist Crush

Greece is trying to curb overcrowding and prevent damage at its most popular archaeological site. Other European destinations are also cracking down.

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Enslaved Black People in Maryland Linked to 42,000 Living Relatives

The analysis marks the first time historical DNA has been used to trace the descendants and distant cousins of enslaved people, researchers said.

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Move Over, Men: Women Were Hunters, Too

Anthropologists are finding that women in modern foraging societies have played a major role in catching game.

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