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Piercing Pagoda
Should we 3D print a new Palmyra?
Work is already underway to repair the damage to the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria, but we need to question if technology will take things too far.
Towel drive benefits Temple Animal Shelter
A towel drive is underway to benefit the Temple Animal Shelter.
How humans and animals interacted in the ancient world
Did cavemen sit around laughing at cats wearing hats? Probably not, but humans and animals have a long history together, and we delve into this sometimes twisted relationship.
Ancient Artifacts or Ancient Toys?
When archaeologists or anthropologists find mysterious objects in a burial chamber or the remains of ancient villages, how do they know what the object was used for?
An ancient mystery solved?
Over 100 of these artefacts have been found across Northern Europe and, dating from around 200 AD, people must have been using them for something useful for ...
Did Ancient Potters Play Backgammon?
Gedera excavations reveal what appears to be a workers’ recreation room at massive wine jar factory.
Museum uses current technology to conserve ancient artifacts
The graceful ceramic pedestal was coated with a thin layer of dirt, some of it perhaps lodged in the artifact's clay pores for thousands of years.
10 Antiquity-Inspired Finds to Instill a Sense of History into Your Home
Ancient motifs rendered in luxurious materials using cutting-edge production methods make for a super-chic blend of old and new.
Urban Treasure Hunters: Treasure Hunting Tips from Olde Good Things
Big cities provide countless hidden treasure waiting to be discovered—from ancient architectural artifacts such as tin ceiling tiles, iron gates and fireplace mantels to valuable jewelry and vintage…
Who were these ‘Queens of the Stone Age’?
Were they goddesses—or toys? The true purpose of ancient figurines known as the “Stone Age Venuses” has stumped scholars for more than a century.
