National Spirit and the 1900 Olympics
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50 Years of Cyprus Divided
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Ancient Glassware Recovered from the Depths off Bulgaria’s Coast
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Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Roman City in Rennes, France
[ad_1] In Rennes, northwestern France, archaeologists have uncovered remnants of a vibrant ancient Roman city beneath a 19th-century hospital. This
The Mystery of Thomas More’s Birthplace
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The pre-Hispanic stone structure excavated in Mexico. Source: Gerardo Peña/INAH
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4,000-Year-Old Rock Art From Unknown Culture Uncovered in Venezuela
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A Brief History of English Numeracy
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Italy’s Cult of Fascist Martyrs
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Study Revises History of Brazilian Coast Occupation From 2,000 Years Ago
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