The stones, known as intaglios, likely fell from the rings of wealthy bathers
The year-long excavation has also revealed statues, tools, pottery and dozens of other artifacts
Archaeologists found benches, an oven and food remnants dating back to 2700 B.C.E.
The heart-shaped accessory features the entwined initials of the Tudor king and Catherine of Aragon
The new designation is intended to offer additional protection and resources to the historic port city
New research suggests noblewoman Anne d’Alégre used gold wire to keep her decaying teeth in place
'Victory City' comes just six months after the author survived a violent attack at a speaking event
Some of the five dozen items had been on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
More than 50 people have died as demonstrations escalate and police crack down on dissent
The reset comes amid the war in Ukraine, nuclear threats and climate change
The 2,300-year-old mummified teen was buried with 49 protective amulets, several made of gold
"Dance on the Beach" will be going up for auction for the first time since the 1930s
The remains include five reptile heads and five nearly intact specimens
Come 2024, the attraction—inspired by the racist 1946 movie "Song of the South"—will be reimagined as Tiana's Bayou Adventure
The find reveals that plant-eating titanosaurs had reproductive similarities to both birds and crocodiles
Sister André survived both world wars, the 1918 influenza pandemic and even a Covid-19 diagnosis at the age of 116
The find promises to shed new light on lingering questions about runic writing's early history
The Bronze Age well was full of decorative ceramics, jewelry and other items likely used for ritual purposes
Charles Byrne asked for his body to be buried at sea. Instead, an anatomist bought his bones and displayed them to the public
The high-tech method allowed researchers to examine the artifact without opening it
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