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An archeological dig on High Bridge three years ago uncovered evidence of the oldest household found in Newcastle - dating from 3,500 years ago.
Ancient past by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Byline: Jasbir Authi ARTEFACTS from a lost network of 19th century factories and canals have been unearthed during an archeological dig in Birmingham city centre.
History revealed on building site; EXCAVATIONS: Work on the new ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
During the prep work for the $45 million upgrade, an archeological dig has uncovered items from an ancient First Nation's camp.
Treacherous highway project uncovers history by Phalen, Chris / Alberta Sweetgrass
 
 
 
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