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New discoveries in Pompeii reveal details about the lives of lower and middle class residents. www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/06/discoveries-in-pomeiis-reveal-lives-of-lower-and-middle-cla...#archaeology #pompeii #artifacts ... See MoreSee Less

New discoveries in Pompeii reveal details about the lives of lower and middle class residents.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/06/discoveries-in-pomeiis-reveal-lives-of-lower-and-middle-classes

#Archaeology #Pompeii #Artifacts

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An examination of Neolithic watermelon seeds from Libya shows that ancient farmers may have grown the melons for their nutritious seeds.source.wustl.edu/2022/08/seedy-not-sweet/?_ga=2.198554671.1252211394.1659558943-677988573.1659558943 #archaeology #ancientfarming #neolithic #Libya #research ... See MoreSee Less

An examination of Neolithic watermelon seeds from Libya shows that ancient farmers may have grown the melons for their nutritious seeds.

https://source.wustl.edu/2022/08/seedy-not-sweet/?_ga=2.198554671.1252211394.1659558943-677988573.1659558943

#Archaeology #AncientFarming #Neolithic #Libya #Research

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A purse filled with medieval coins is found between the remains of two burnt dwellings in the ancient city of Phanagoria. Researchers believe they may have been hidden during an attack by the Turks or the Huns. www.heritagedaily.com/2022/08/coin-hoard-discovery-hints-at-prosperity-of-black-sea-region-during...#archaeology #blacksea #ancientcoins #medieval #artifacts ... See MoreSee Less

A purse filled with medieval coins is found between the remains of two burnt dwellings in the ancient city of Phanagoria. Researchers believe they may have been hidden during an attack by the Turks or the Huns.

https://www.heritagedaily.com/2022/08/coin-hoard-discovery-hints-at-prosperity-of-black-sea-region-during-medieval-times/144335

#Archaeology #BlackSea #AncientCoins #Medieval #Artifacts

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