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'Screaming Woman': Egyptian mummy's pained expression may have been caused by rare event | Offbeat News

9 upvotes • Soapyfreshfingers

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Stone stamp seals, found in Tappeh Sialk of Kashan, Isfahan. (3300-4000 BCE)

8 upvotes • Lost_Arotin

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Is there any free archaeology course you can recommend?

8 upvotes • WXellos

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Ancient Scandinavia: What Was Life Like Before the Viking Age?

7 upvotes • sheizdza

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Lunisolar calendar at Göbekli Tepe may be the oldest in the world. According to a study, markings on a 12,000-year-old stone pillar in Göbekli Tepe may be the oldest lunar and solar calendar in the world.

7 upvotes • No_Nefariousness8879

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Is this a human made engraving? [Found at the beach on the Danish north Sea coast (in Velbij Klit, north western mid jylland just a few km south of the Thyborøn channel)]

5 upvotes • EmperrorNombrero

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Life as an archeologist?

4 upvotes • Sammy_clips

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Dug this up whilst metal detecting, any clues?

3 upvotes • Urdgax

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New video up, and this is the start of a 3 part adventure where we journey to the end of Rampgill mine in the Northern Pennines, but via Scaleburn mine now that the crosscut has been re-opened. We will look at the mine(s) in unprecedented detail as we work our way further in!

3 upvotes • UKAbandonedMines

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The Cnoc Droma/Knockdrum Rath/Ring Fort West Cork

3 upvotes • Irish-Pagan-Cork

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
'Screaming Woman': Egyptian mummy's pained expression may have been caused by rare event \| Offbeat News	9	Soapyfreshfingers
Stone stamp seals, found in Tappeh Sialk of Kashan, Isfahan. (3300-4000 BCE)	8	Lost_Arotin
Is there any free archaeology course you can recommend?	8	WXellos
Ancient Scandinavia: What Was Life Like Before the Viking Age?	7	sheizdza
Lunisolar calendar at Göbekli Tepe may be the oldest in the world. According to a study, markings on a 12,000-year-old stone pillar in Göbekli Tepe may be the oldest lunar and solar calendar in the world.	7	No_Nefariousness8879
Is this a human made engraving? [Found at the beach on the Danish north Sea coast (in Velbij Klit, north western mid jylland just a few km south of the Thyborøn channel)]	5	EmperrorNombrero
Life as an archeologist?	4	Sammy_clips
Dug this up whilst metal detecting, any clues?	3	Urdgax
New video up, and this is the start of a 3 part adventure where we journey to the end of Rampgill mine in the Northern Pennines, but via Scaleburn mine now that the crosscut has been re-opened. We will look at the mine(s) in unprecedented detail as we work our way further in!	3	UKAbandonedMines
The Cnoc Droma/Knockdrum Rath/Ring Fort West Cork	3	Irish-Pagan-Cork