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African Figurines Found in Negev Desert Christian Burial
Early History Unearthed on Campus of America's Second Oldest College
Britain's Largest Iron Age Gold Coin Hoard Revealed
Ancient Villa Outside Rome Was Converted Into Early Christian Church
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Relief Sculpture of Famous Assyrian King Discovered in Nineveh
Guatemalan Cave Holds Evidence of Maya Human Sacrifice
Turkish Archaeologists Excavate Theater of Prusias Ad Hypium Near Black Sea

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