All Archaeology articles – Page 4
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Getting closer to secrets on the seabed
Scientists in Spain are developing a technique to analyse minerals and artefacts underwater
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Tomography allows ancient texts to rise from the ashes
Scroll from town destroyed in Vesuvius eruption over 2000 years ago deciphered
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Flowing rivers of mercury
Philip Ball investigates claims that the burial chamber of China’s first emperor contains rivers of shimmering mercury
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Iron Age chemists ate like kings
Ancient copper was extracted by experts, not armies of slaves
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History of King Richard III written in his teeth
Chemical analysis of isotope signatures in monarch’s remains provide insight into his life
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Preserving the Mary Rose
Jon Evans explores the chemistry stabilising the Tudor battleship for display
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Genome study to pursue Richard III's medical history
Scientists hope sequencing of last Plantagenet king’s genome will reveal more about his appearance and health
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The enduring controversy of the Turin Shroud
Far from putting the debate to rest, the dating of the Turin Shroud merely fuelled the controversy, as Richard Corfield discovers
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Colouring in the dinosaur book
Chemists are helping palaeontologists discover the rich palette of pigments in fossils, as Emma Stoye discovers
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Digitally unrolling historical scrolls
X-ray tomography can unroll and read parchment scrolls that have become stuck together.
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News
Richard III body found under Leicester car park
DNA analysis confirms skeleton is remains of last Plantagenet king
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