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Roman Villa Found Under School Gym in Rome: 1800-Year-Old Domus
Students at a Rome high school discovered an 1,800-year-old Roman domus beneath their gym. The villa features pristine frescoes, mosaics, and stuccowork. Excavated in 2026, it...
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Notre-Dame Dig Unearths 2,000 Years of Paris History | Archaeology
Archaeologists digging beneath Notre-Dame Cathedral's forecourt have uncovered 2,000 years of Paris history, including a Roman coin of Emperor Constantine, medieval pottery,...
Gender Attractiveness Gap: Women's Faces Rated Higher Globally
A landmark 2026 study confirms a global 'gender attractiveness gap': women's faces are rated more attractive than men's across cultures, ages, and by female raters. The gap...
Largest Viking Coin Hoard Found in Norway: 3,000 Silver Coins
Norway's largest Viking coin hoard — nearly 3,000 silver coins — discovered near Rena in 2026. The Mørstad Hoard dates from 980-1040 AD and includes English, German, and early...
Lobster Pain Study: Electric Stunning Still Painful, Aspirin Research Reveals | Animal Welfare
2026 study reveals electric stunning still causes lobster pain; aspirin reduces responses by 78%. Research confirms crustaceans feel pain like humans, impacting global animal...
Chimpanzee Civil War Explained: Uganda's 8-Year Primate Conflict | Science
Uganda's Ngogo chimpanzee community has been fighting an 8-year civil war with 24 documented killings since 2018. Research reveals how former allies turned lethal enemies in...