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Japan′s highest art prize given to photographer Sebastião Salgado | Culture | Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW

Japan′s highest art prize given to photographer Sebastião Salgado | Culture | Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW
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Two Segments of an Ancient Mummy Wrapping Have Been Digitally Reunited to Reveal a Heiroglyphic Guide to the Afterlife

Two Segments of an Ancient Mummy Wrapping Have Been Digitally Reunited to Reveal a Heiroglyphic Guide to the Afterlife
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Book of the Dead fragments, half a world apart, are pieced together

Book of the Dead fragments, half a world apart, are pieced together
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History: Shulman understood the desert in words and photos

History: Shulman understood the desert in words and photos
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In Mexico, amateur find of ancient goddess stirs calls for more research

2:32 PM MYT A more than 500-year-old life-size statue, discovered on January 1 by locals, that represents an elite woman, possibly a queen, from the Huastec civilization which is famed for its naturalistic sculptures of women, is pictured in Alamo Temapache, in Veracruz state, Mexico January 8, 2021. INAH - National Institute of Anthropology and History/Handout via REUTERS MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The edge of a mysterious block of limestone began to peak out from the dirt after Cesar Cabrera cleared a stretch of his family farm in Mexico where he wanted to plant watermelon. Several weeks later, he and five other men carefully hoisted it out of the ground, and found themselves face to face with a life-size statue that had likely been buried for centuries. The accidental archaeologists had made the country s first big find of the year.

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