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3,000-year-old bakery — still covered in flour — unearthed in Armenia, photos show

The ruins were misidentified until archaeologists took a closer look at the white dust scattered around the site.

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3,000-year-old flour-covered bakery ruins found in Armenia

3,000-year-old flour-covered bakery ruins found in Armenia
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Türkiye s Erzincan Museum ready to display Silk Road treasures

Home to many civilizations, a new museum in Erzincan will soon open its doors to take visitors on a journey of Paleolithic era, the Bronze Age, the Urartu,.

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Bronze shield discovered in Turkey reveals the name of an unknown country -- Secret History -- Sott net

The inscription on a bronze shield purchased by the Rezan Has Museum revealed the name of an unknown country. It is thought that the bronze shield belonging to the Urartian King Argişti was found within the borders of Ağrı-Patnos or Muş in.

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