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Reports of looting lead to archaeological discovery in Peru

Reports of looting lead to archaeological discovery in Peru
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Archaeological site robbery report leads to ancient discoveries in Peru, officials say

Archaeological site robbery report leads to ancient discoveries in Peru, officials say
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Hoards of Roman relics discovered during motorway works | World | News

Fieldworkers along this stretch of major highway have found scores of relics that hint at the presence of a prehistoric settlement.

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Secrets of Roman Britain unveiled with coffin discovery | UK | News

More than 1,600 years old, the lead coffin is thought to have belonged to a high-status individual who lived in Roman Britain.

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Archaeologists Discover Skeletal Remains, Remarkably Preserved Glassware at Ancient Roman Settlement

French archaeologists made several astonishing discoveries in Rue de Beaucaire in Nîmes, including roads, skeletal remains, funeral pyres, and well-preserved glassware. According to Archaeology Magazine (via INRAP) they date back to somewhere between the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. and 2 A.D. and .

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