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Art Field Mourns the Loss of a Giant with Thanksgiving Day Passing of
Cornelius Vermeule
- The
Google-ization of Ancient Rome
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Catalog Offers Early Christian Artifacts from Important Boston Collection
- Mummified
Exhibition Opens at Walters Museum in Baltimore
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Detectorist in Holland Finds Important Celtic Coin Cache
- Roman
Gold Earring with Pearls and Emeralds Found in Jerusalem Excavation
- Plans
Announced to Rebuild Turkey's Temple of Artemis
- 30+
Ancient Ships and Other Artifacts Found at Constantinople's First Port
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Variety of Superb Objects Still Available from Catalogue XXIX
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Rosicrucian Museum: Intersection of Silicon Valley and Valley of the Kings
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New Theory on Flow of Tiber May Yield Important Roman Temples
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London Archaeologists Use Fingerprints to Study Roman Pottery
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University of Pennsylvania Re-opens Renovated Classical Galleries
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Rare Greek Statue, Found by Italian Fisherman, Goes on Display
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Harvard Set to Host International Congress of Classical Archaeology
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Two Roman Inscribed Stones Plaques Discovered in Wall of British House
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Egypt Claims World's Oldest Administrative Complex Discovered
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