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  1. 1,500-Year-Old Clay Figure of a Female Shaman Discovered in Japan

    1,500-Year-Old Clay Figure of a Female Shaman Discovered in Japan | Arkeonews Skip to content

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  3. Palm-leaf manuscripts hold hidden marks of how scribes prepared them, X-rays show

    For centuries, people across South and Southeast Asia wrote religious texts, laws, literature and science on palm leaves. Before anyone picked up a stylus, the leaves went through long treatment, and the methods changed from region to region. Those steps left marks in the leaf itself...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/10/pal

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  4. Prehistoric cave bear site secured in the Italian Dolomites

    Authorities have completed work to secure a newly discovered cave containing the remains of prehistoric cave bears in…
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  5. Northern Iberia abandoned its fortified Iron Age settlements around 400 BCE, then took far longer to rebuild

    Around 400 BCE, people across northern Iberia left their fortified settlements and built new ones. A new study shows the move came in two stages with very different speeds. The old settlements emptied within a few decades. The new ones took far longer to spread...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/10/nor

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