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Did you know most dolmens were never meant to be seen? What's standing today is the skeleton. Most dolmens were burial chambers covered by a mound of earth or stones, and the mound has washed away over 5,000 years and left the big stones bare. In 1979 at Bougon in western France, archaeologist Jean-Pierre Mohen tested how they were built using a 32-tonne replica capstone. About 200 people dragged it with ropes over log rollers, then raised it with wooden levers. No crane, no wheel, no metal. And

Did you know most dolmens were never meant to be seen? What's standing today is the skeleton. Most dolmens were burial chambers covered by a mound of earth or stones, and the mound has washed away over 5,000 years and left the big stones bare. In 1979 at Bougon in western France, archaeologist Jean-Pierre Mohen tested how they were built using a 32-tonne replica capstone. About 200 people dragged it with ropes over log rollers, then raised it with wooden levers. No crane, no wheel, no metal. And

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What's been the biggest breakthrough in archaeology since Time Team began?

What's been the biggest breakthrough in archaeology since Time Team began?

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4,000-Year-Old Mummies Hidden From View: They Never Consented to Be Displayed | Gravitas

4,000-Year-Old Mummies Hidden From View: They Never Consented to Be Displayed | Gravitas

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The tenth-century 'hogback' fragment most likely began life as a skeuomorphic tomb-shrine: a miniature hall/church-like canopy operating as a grave cover and focus of commemoration akin to the shrines of Late Antique and early medieval saints. The category is called 'Viking' because it dates from the Vikjng Age and as the distribution in Scotland and England (with outliers in Ireland, Wales and Cornwall) broadly correlates with areas of Scandinavian influence and settlement #hogback #Aspatria #a

The tenth-century 'hogback' fragment most likely began life as a skeuomorphic tomb-shrine: a miniature hall/church-like canopy operating as a grave cover and focus of commemoration akin to the shrines of Late Antique and early medieval saints. The category is called 'Viking' because it dates from the Vikjng Age and as the distribution in Scotland and England (with outliers in Ireland, Wales and Cornwall) broadly correlates with areas of Scandinavian influence and settlement #hogback #Aspatria #a

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The real Troy has two Trojan Horses

The real Troy has two Trojan Horses

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Reconstructing the face of an Egyptian mummy' #shorts #tedx

Reconstructing the face of an Egyptian mummy' #shorts #tedx

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They Found a Mayan City Submerged Under a Lake… And Nobody Was Even Looking For It

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Ancient Egypt has a few mysteries that get even stranger when you stop looking at the monuments and start looking at where they came from. Take the unfinished obelisk in Aswan. An estimated 1,100 tons of granite, still attached to the bedrock. But nearby, there’s something arguably more interesting: prehistoric rock art associated with the quarry landscape. Here’s where things get interesting. Egypt’s prehistoric artwork, massive granite extraction projects, and the engineering methods attribute

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CNN's Leroy Ah Ben explores the ancient ruins in Turkey, where archaeology meets the legends of Homer, and climbs inside a giant model of the Trojan Horse.

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How Did Ancient People Cut Giant Stone Obelisks and ‘Melted’ Cities?

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Explosive Evidence Scrambles Egypts Timeline

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West Kennet Long Barrow: Britain's Oldest Preserved Tomb

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There are few things in life that give you a buzz like digging up at 650 YEAR OLD gold hammered medieval coin! One of my greatest EVER metal detecting finds! #metaldetecting #treasure #treasurehunting #historytime #archaeology

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