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Cheese found in an Egyptian tomb is at least 3,200 years old

Solid cheese preserved in an ancient Egyptian tomb may be the world’s oldest.

By Cassie Martin | 8:53am, August 17, 2018

News | Archaeology

The debate over people’s pathway into the Americas heats up

By Bruce Bower | 2:00pm, August 08, 2018

News | Archaeology

Cremated remains reveal hints of who is buried at Stonehenge

By Bruce Bower | 9:00am, August 02, 2018

Feature | Archaeology

Conflict reigns over the history and origins of money

By Bruce Bower | 8:00am, July 29, 2018

News | Archaeology

How an ancient stone money system works like cryptocurrency

By Bruce Bower | 8:00am, July 29, 2018

News | Archaeology

Ötzi loaded up on fatty food before he died

By Helen Thompson | 12:02pm, July 12, 2018

News in Brief | Archaeology

Texas toolmakers add to the debate over who the first Americans were

By Bruce Bower | 2:10pm, July 11, 2018

News | Archaeology

Stone tools put early hominids in China 2.1 million years ago

By Bruce Bower | 1:33pm, July 11, 2018

News in Brief | Archaeology

Mongolians practiced horse dentistry as early as 3,200 years ago

By Bruce Bower | 3:00pm, July 02, 2018

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A 2,200-year-old Chinese tomb held a new gibbon species, now extinct

By Bruce Bower | 2:00pm, June 21, 2018

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