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‘The ancient city through a broader lens’: How Pompeii plans to move with the times

The Roman city of Pompeii may seem frozen in time, but archaeologists are trying to bring it bang up to date with technology and shining a light on forgotten stories, writes Elisabetta Povoledo

Ernest Shackleton’s ship Endurance found 107 years after it sank in Antarctic

Expedition director hails find of largely intact vessel as ‘milestone in polar history’

Ernest Shackleton’s ship HMS Endurance found 107 years after it sank in Antarctic

Expedition director hails find of largely intact vessel as ‘milestone in polar history’

Neanderthal spine study sheds light on back pain and related ailments in humans

Neanderthals’ spines significantly different from those in post-industrial people, but not from pre-industrial humans

Archaeologists unearth evidence of ‘innovative’ Stone Age culture from 40,000 years ago in China

People of ancient culture demonstrated ‘complex technical system’ for transforming raw materials, scientists say

Earliest evidence of ear surgery found in 5,300-year-old skull by archaeologists

Study suggests patient may have survived surgical intervention, at least for a few months

Chalk drum from 5,000 years ago is ‘most important art find’ in a century

Sculpture suggests artistic styles and ideas spanned huge distances even 5,000 years ago

Was there really a Turkish harem on the Acropolis of Athens?

There might be more Greek myth than fact to the idea the Turks used the Acropolis as a harem, writes Janric van Rookhuijzen

Geniuses of the Stone Age: How early inventors launched our technological revolution

The patterns we see in the archaeological record suggest that progress may have been highly dependent on individuals, rather than being the inevitable outcome of larger cultural forces, writes Nicholas R Longrich

Where did Britain get half its genes from? France…

No doubt this will come as a shock to the 21st-century British nativists — but those who came over after 1,000BC were genetically most similar to ancient inhabitants of France, writes Franz Lidz

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