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A well-preserved, medieval kitchen is discovered in Moravia that includes a brick oven, hearth, ceramic dishes, and a wooden cooking spoon. english.radio.cz/uniquely-preserved-medieval-kitchen-unearthed-north-moravia-8758128 #archaeology #czechrepublic #artifacts #ancientcooking ... See MoreSee Less

A well-preserved, medieval kitchen is discovered in Moravia that includes a brick oven, hearth, ceramic dishes, and a wooden cooking spoon.

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Archaeologists discover glass sleeve buttons set in brass in a 1781 demolition layer at colonial Michilimackinac.upnorthlive.com/news/local/sleeve-buttons-unearthed-during-archaeological-dig-at-michilimackinac #archaeology #michigan #michilimackinac #colonial #artifacts #buttons ... See MoreSee Less

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Archaeologists in Iceland investigate an ancient fishing village preserved by landslides. Finds so far include a boat, a spear, the remains of a man and a horse, and a bead bearing the colors of the Icelandic flag.www.icelandreview.com/news/excavation-in-seydisfjordur-unearths-jewelry-from-earliest-period-of-s...#archaeology #iceland #artifacts ... See MoreSee Less

Archaeologists in Iceland investigate an ancient fishing village preserved by landslides. Finds so far include a boat, a spear, the remains of a man and a horse, and a bead bearing the colors of the Icelandic flag.

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