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Long-lost capital of ancient civilization may have finally been uncovered, archaeologists say: 'Unique find'
Archaeologists discovered an ancient city in North Macedonia that might be Lyncus, the capital of an ancient civilization.
European city frozen in time where dark tourists descend every year
This ancient city has become such a holiday hotspot that tourist numbers had to be capped at 20,000 a day. Still, millions ...
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Ancient Gate From The Time Of King David Discovered In The Biblical City Of Bethsaida
The discovery of the ancient gate suggests that the famous king of the Israelites may not have been sole ruler of his time.
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Kea Island: The Unsung Jewel of the Cyclades
Kea, called Tzia by most Greeks, is the closest Cycladic island to the Greek capital city of Athens and it known for its ...
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Abdera Reborn: Ancient Greek City Undergoes Major Restoration
Greece unveiled measures aimed at preserving and safeguarding the Sanctuary of Demeter and Kore in Abdera (Avdira in Greek), ...
How Modern London Rose From Roman Ruins
Today, AD joins architect Nick Potts in London to uncover the city’s ancient Roman origins. Before London, there was ...
Museum renovation unearths medieval ruins — and confirms longstanding theory
Construction workers dug inside a museum in Croatia and stumbled upon the remnants of a historic structure. Take a look.
Ancient Roman theater sat unnoticed under Croatia city hall — until earthquake
After an earthquake damaged the building, construction crews started working in the basement and unearthed the forgotten ...
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From Hot-Air Balloons to Lucha Libre: Rich Experiences Await Solo Travelers in Mexico City
Mexico City is a place where ancient pyramids, street tacos, modern art, and masked wrestlers all somehow exist in ...
From theater of the Romans to weapons from era of Genghis Khan: See latest finds
An earthquake exposed an ancient theater in Croatia, and weapons were found stashed in a Russia museum.
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It Survived for 2,000 Years, but Syria’s War Battered Palmyra
The historic souks, caravansaries and mosques of Aleppo are largely in ruins. Displaced families have sought refuge in long-abandoned towns and temples in the northwest. And in the ancient city of ...