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History

Midas Mound Gordion and landscape and cereal crop

Humans

A three-year drought may have brought down the ancient Hittite empire

Wood from a burial chamber in modern Turkey reveals there was a sudden severe drought around the time Hittite cities were abandoned 3000 years ago

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The mummy of a boy digitally unwrapped in four stages

Humans

Egyptian boy mummy was buried with a 鈥榮econd heart鈥� made of gold

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H60RX2 Deck and Turret of U.S.S. Monitor seen from Bow, James River, Virginia, by James F. Gibson, July 1862

Environment

How a US civil war shipwreck became a template for marine conservation

Features
Slate plaques with owl-like images

Humans

Owl-like engravings from Copper Age may have been made by children

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Detail of the mummy

Humans

17th-century infant’s life and health revealed by ‘virtual autopsy’

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Vintage overshot water wheel. Cromford, Derbyshire, England, UK

Environment

Industrial Revolution may have been kick-started by drought

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Green mountains in the Azores

Life

European empires had a lasting impact on plant biodiversity worldwide

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The analysis of a grave at Issendorf cemetery in Germany

Humans

DNA records reveal mass migration from Europe into Anglo-Saxon Britain

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jamie Wiseman/Daily Mail/Shutterstock (2654098a) Soldiers Turned Archaeologists Pictured At Work On The Barrow Clump Anglo-saxon And Bronze Age Burial Site On Salisbury Plains One Of The Most Important Discoveries Was The Find Of A Skeleton Of An Anglo-saxon Male Found With His Spear And His Almost Completely Preserved Bronze And Wooden Cup See Ian Drury Story 11 7 12 Soldiers Turned Archaeologists Pictured At Work On The Barrow Clump Anglo-saxon And Bronze Age Burial Site On Salisbury Plains. One Of The Most Important Discoveries Was The Find Of A Skeleton Of An Anglo-saxon Male Found With His Spear And His Almos

Humans

Buried review: Did the Anglo-Saxons really invade Britain?

Culture
A farmer?s wife breastfeeds her baby while two other women give water to a child from a pitcher. From The Five Senses Series by Fredrick Bloemaert, after Abraham Bloemaert, 1632-1670. CREDIT: F. Bloemaert/A. Bloemaert/N. Visscherimage/Rijks Museum/Public Domain

Health

Women in a 19th-century Dutch farming village didn’t breastfeed

An analysis of bones from about 500 individuals who died between 1830 and 1867 in Middenbeemster suggests women in the dairy farming community did not breastfeed

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Humans

Marie Antoinette’s censored love letters have been read using X-rays

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