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Neapolis thrives as a Roman trading hub, known for its fish sauce production and trade.
A burial site in Siberia from 2500 years ago contained a mummified body initially believed to be a boy, but DNA analysis revealed it was a girl.
A 6-foot-long cross may have been used in the crucifixion of Yohanan Ben Kagakul, whose ankle bone was found pierced by a nail in Jerusalem.
Archaeologists discovered a pit containing over 100 human bones near the church in Wharram Percy, raising questions about burial practices in the medieval village.
Oscar Nilsson reconstructs the faces of the deceased using DNA from skeletal remains, revealing traits like hair and eye color.
On the island of Öland, archaeologists have found human remains from Norse times, indicating the potential for more Viking burials linked to Gråborg's historical events.
Colossal stones weighing six tons were cut to block the passageways of Han dynasty tombs, designed to protect valuable relics from tomb raiders.
Krogan Man, found in a bog in central Ireland, had well-trimmed nails and a leather armlet, suggesting he held a high social status in ancient society.
