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Donald Trump To Attend Re-Opening Of Notre Dame Cathedral In Paris
US President-elect Donald Trump will attend the weekend reopening of the restored Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, which was ravaged by a 2019 fire, he said Monday.
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An Excavation May Solve Centuries-Old Mystery At Notre Dame In Paris
A centuries-old mystery surrounding a poet buried in Notre Dame in Paris could be close to being solved thanks to archaeological digs at the world-famous cathedral, researchers said on Tuesday.
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Turkey Demands Return Of Severed Head Of Ancient Statue In Danish Museum
A bronze head of Emperor Septimius Severus on display at a Copenhagen museum has become a bone of contention between the Danish museum and Turkey, which claims it was looted during an archaeological dig in the 1960s and wants it back.
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Skeletons Dug Out In UK Train Line Excavation. It Was An Old Burial Site
Tucked beside one of London's busiest railway stations, a small army of archaeologists dig through clay as they clear a burial site of 40,000 bodies to make way for a new train line.
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Shakespeare's 'Kitchen' Found During Archaeological Dig
Archaeologists from Britain's Staffordshire University have unearthed the site of English poet and playwright William Shakespeare's 'kitchen' at New Place, which was the bard's family home in Stratford-upon-Avon at the height of his career for almost two decades.
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In Search of Muziris: India's Biggest Archaeological Dig
Tucked away in the tiny bylanes of Kerala's Kodungallur town, it's easy to miss one of India's biggest archaeological findings.
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Won't find gold without me, says sage who dreamt of treasure
While the Archaeological Survey of India was digging out nothing but broken glass bangles and pieces of rusted iron during the excavation inside Raja Rao Ram Baksh Singh fort in Unnao, seer Shobhan Sarkar on Thursday claimed that gold would be found only if he was invited to the site.
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Digging on for 12 days, still no sign of gold in Unnao
After 12 days of digging, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has not found any trace of gold under the ruins of a 19th century fort in Unnao in Uttar Pradesh.
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Mughal era coins unearthed in Uttar Pradesh, ASI informed
With digging of gold in Unnao dominating the discourse in Uttar Pradesh, coins of Mughal era have been recovered from a field in Asmauli area of Sambhal.
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A sadhu's dream of buried gold now reaches the Supreme Court
The government today starts digging for treasure in a village in Uttar Pradesh. The excavation is triggered by a local sadhu or sage who says he dreamt that 1,000 tonnes of gold are buried under the ruins of a palace.
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London rail project uncovers bodies, likely from Black Death period
Workers digging a new railway line in London have uncovered what they believe is a burial ground containing victims of the Black Death - a plague that wiped out as much as half of London's inhabitants when it swept the city in the mid-14th century.
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British dig team hunts for World War II Spitfire planes in Myanmar
A British team preparing to dig for a rumoured hoard of World War II Spitfire planes in Myanmar said on Wednesday it would be one of the most fascinating discoveries in aviation archaeology if they were found.
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Donald Trump To Attend Re-Opening Of Notre Dame Cathedral In Paris
US President-elect Donald Trump will attend the weekend reopening of the restored Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, which was ravaged by a 2019 fire, he said Monday.
-
An Excavation May Solve Centuries-Old Mystery At Notre Dame In Paris
A centuries-old mystery surrounding a poet buried in Notre Dame in Paris could be close to being solved thanks to archaeological digs at the world-famous cathedral, researchers said on Tuesday.
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Turkey Demands Return Of Severed Head Of Ancient Statue In Danish Museum
A bronze head of Emperor Septimius Severus on display at a Copenhagen museum has become a bone of contention between the Danish museum and Turkey, which claims it was looted during an archaeological dig in the 1960s and wants it back.
-
Skeletons Dug Out In UK Train Line Excavation. It Was An Old Burial Site
Tucked beside one of London's busiest railway stations, a small army of archaeologists dig through clay as they clear a burial site of 40,000 bodies to make way for a new train line.
-
Shakespeare's 'Kitchen' Found During Archaeological Dig
Archaeologists from Britain's Staffordshire University have unearthed the site of English poet and playwright William Shakespeare's 'kitchen' at New Place, which was the bard's family home in Stratford-upon-Avon at the height of his career for almost two decades.
-
In Search of Muziris: India's Biggest Archaeological Dig
Tucked away in the tiny bylanes of Kerala's Kodungallur town, it's easy to miss one of India's biggest archaeological findings.
-
Won't find gold without me, says sage who dreamt of treasure
While the Archaeological Survey of India was digging out nothing but broken glass bangles and pieces of rusted iron during the excavation inside Raja Rao Ram Baksh Singh fort in Unnao, seer Shobhan Sarkar on Thursday claimed that gold would be found only if he was invited to the site.
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Digging on for 12 days, still no sign of gold in Unnao
After 12 days of digging, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has not found any trace of gold under the ruins of a 19th century fort in Unnao in Uttar Pradesh.
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Mughal era coins unearthed in Uttar Pradesh, ASI informed
With digging of gold in Unnao dominating the discourse in Uttar Pradesh, coins of Mughal era have been recovered from a field in Asmauli area of Sambhal.
-
A sadhu's dream of buried gold now reaches the Supreme Court
The government today starts digging for treasure in a village in Uttar Pradesh. The excavation is triggered by a local sadhu or sage who says he dreamt that 1,000 tonnes of gold are buried under the ruins of a palace.
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London rail project uncovers bodies, likely from Black Death period
Workers digging a new railway line in London have uncovered what they believe is a burial ground containing victims of the Black Death - a plague that wiped out as much as half of London's inhabitants when it swept the city in the mid-14th century.
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British dig team hunts for World War II Spitfire planes in Myanmar
A British team preparing to dig for a rumoured hoard of World War II Spitfire planes in Myanmar said on Wednesday it would be one of the most fascinating discoveries in aviation archaeology if they were found.
