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Pompeii unearthed: Take a look inside this recently excavated home
The world-famous ruins of Pompeii still have many secrets for us to discover. Recently, the remains of a domus has offered extraordinary new evidence of life in the city before the catastrophe.
Archaeologists uncover 50 ancient tombs in central Paris
The burial site could shed light on the little-known culture of Paris' precursor Lutetia, a Gallo-Roman town that existed nearly 2000 years ago.
Kids join museum workers to sweep dust off dinosaur skeletons in Japan
Twenty-two kids from a local nursery school in Gifu, Japan join museum workers sweep dust off the models using brushes and dusters on Monday, when the museum is closed.
World’s largest triceratops 'Big John' sells for €6.6 million in Paris
The seven-metre long skeleton was discovered in the United States in 2014 and was only expected to fetch up to €1.5 million.
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Pompeii discovery ‘first evidence’ Greek was also used in Ancient Rome
Archaeologists say the discovery of a well-preserved skeleton in a Pompeii tomb is the first confirmation that Greek was used in Ancient Rome alongside Latin.
Skeletons 'come to life' in Day of the Dead tradition
A giant skeleton breaks out of the ground in the middle of a street, while the dead come alive wearing traditional outfits. It's a Day of the Dead tradition particular to the Mexico City neighborhood of Tlahuac.
Hand-holding skeletons dubbed Lovers of Modena 'were both male'
Researchers from the University of Bologna used a new technique which found a male-only protein present in their teeth enamel
Watch: Forensic scientists search for identity of WWI skeleton
In March, workmen resurfacing a road discovered a near-complete skeleton where he had fallen during the Battle of Verdun.