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Archaeologists Unearth Some of the Largest Prehistoric Stone Artifacts in Britain

Archaeologists have discovered some of the largest stone tools from prehistoric times in Britain. Archaeologists from the UCL Institute of Archaeology have made a significant discovery in Kent, unearthing some of the largest stone artifacts from prehistoric times in Britain.

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Another Cursed Roman Ballista Ball Is Returned in Israel

An anonymous Israeli man has returned a stolen ballista stone to the Israel Antiquities Authority after many years because he felt cursed. He is not the first!

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Once-in-a-Lifetime Discovery : Israeli Archeologists Reveal 3,300 Year-Old Burial Cave Off Mediterranean Coastline

Once-in-a-Lifetime Discovery : Israeli Archeologists Reveal 3,300 Year-Old Burial Cave Off Mediterranean Coastline
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Israeli zoo finds Roman sarcophagi while building new animal hospital

Follow Feb. 18, 2021 While digging the foundations for a new wing of the animal hospital at the Ramat Gan Safari Park, the builders found two ancient stone sarcophagi. Or to be accurate, they rediscovered the stone coffins. Long-time employees at the suburban Tel Aviv safari park acknowledge that they had been found for the first time about 25 years ago in the course of infrastructure work for the parking lot. At the time, the stone coffins were extracted from the ground and moved next to an administration building. The not-so-mysterious death of the Israeli left, six weeks to the election. LISTEN Play audio

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