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  1. First victim of the tsunami that trashed the Eastern Mediterranean found - Enlarge (credit: Sahoglu et al. 2021)

    Archaeologists working i... - arstechnica.com/?p=1823792 #volcaniceruptions #ancienteurope #ancientgreece #archaeology #bronzeage #akrotiri #tsunamis #science #minoans #thera

  2. Radar reveals a feasting hall near a Viking ship burial - In June, archaeologists began unearthing a Viking ship from a farmer’s field in eastern Norwa... - arstechnica.com/?p=1723256 #groundpenetratingradar #nauticalarchaeology #ancienteurope #remotesensing #archaeology #science #ironage #vikings

  3. Incest may have helped early Irish rulers maintain their claims to power - Enlarge (credit: Ken Williams, shadowsandstone.com)
    A man buried in the inner chamber of Newgrang... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1684398 #ancientpeopledidstuff #populationgenetics #monumentbuilding #ancienteurope #passagetombs #archaeology #ancientdna #megaliths #neolithic #newgrange #science #ireland #incest

  4. Paleolithic French didn’t let their dead rest peacefully - If you died in Europe 35,000 to 25,000 years ago, you’d probably be buried with parts of your body... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1683816 #paleoanthropology #paleolithiceurope #paleoarchaeology #upperpaleolithic #ancienteurope #archaeology #skeletons #science #burials #caveart

  5. Probable Roman shipwrecks unearthed at a Serbian coal mine - (credit: Uryadovy Courier)
    Coal miners in Serbia recently dug up an unexpected surprise: three pr... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1666295 #maritimearchaeology #nauticalarchaeology #ancienteurope #ancientrome #archaeology #romanempire #shipwrecks #science #serbia

  6. People built bone circles at the edge of ice sheets, and we don’t know why - Enlarge (credit: Alexander Pryor)
    As the last Ice Age tightened its hold on Europe, a group of pe... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1662135 #ancientpeopledidstuff #lastglacialmaximum #russianarchaeology #ancienteurope #archaeology #pleistocene #mammoths #science #iceage

  7. Ancient “chewing gum” contains a 5,700-year-old genome - Enlarge / This artist's reconstruction shows "Lola" as a young girl, with items that likely would h... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1653275 #ancientpeopledidstuff #populationgenetics #prehistoriceurope #ancienteurope #archaeology #ancientdna #microbiome #neolithic #science

  8. Aerial radar turns up a Viking ship in a farmer’s field - Ground-penetrating radar recently revealed a Viking Age ship hidden beneath the topsoil of a ... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1626629 #ancienteurope #norsehistory #archaeology #shipburials #shipgraves #vikingage #science #vikings

  9. Archaeologists unearth a Bronze Age warrior’s personal toolkit - The contents of the Bronze Age toolkit with the mud cleaned off. (credit: V. Minkus)
    Three-thousa... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1587713 #battlefieldarchaeology #prehistoriceurope #ancienteurope #metalworking #archaeology #bronzeage #science

  10. A 2,000-year-old stylus makes a point about ancient Roman humor - Enlarge / The text is inscribed on all four sides of the stylus. (credit: Museum of London Archaeol... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1543709 #ancientpeopledidstuff #ancientgraffiti #ancientbritain #ancienteurope #ancientrome #archaeology #romanempire #science