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Archaeologists Excavating a Roman-Era Cemetery Stumbled Across a 5,000-Year-Old Necklace Made of Teeth, Researchers Have Figured Out How to Spot Fake Ancient Pottery Using the Earth’s Magnetic Field and More

Archaeologists Excavating a Roman-Era Cemetery Stumbled Across a 5,000-Year-Old Necklace Made of Teeth, Researchers Have Figured Out How to Spot Fake Ancient Pottery Using the Earth’s Magnetic Field and More email from Smithsonian Magazine screenshot
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Weekly digest from Smithsonian Magazine featuring archaeological discoveries, historical articles, and photo essays.

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Top banner ad followed by Smithsonian logo and Weekender header image. Single column layout featuring alternating image-and-text modules for top stories, separated by horizontal dividers and interspersed with ads.

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September 13, 2026
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5/10
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en
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professional
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text-heavy
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awareness
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Read now
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11
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No
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No

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  • Color 3: #242424

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