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Thousands of liberated Africans died on a remote Atlantic island. We now know where they came from.

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By Owen Jarus
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Little is known about the tens of thousands of liberated Africans who were buried on the remote Atlantic island of St. Helena in the 19th century. But now, a new chemical and dental analysis reveals where more than 150 of these individuals spent their childhoods in Africa. About 27,000 liberated slaves ended up on St. Helena after the British Empire outlawed slave trading in 1807, with the Royal Navy enforcing the ban. St. Helena was used to drop off enslaved people whom the navy had liberated.
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18 ancient Egyptian tombs with dozens of gold 'tongues' discovered along the Mediterranean coast

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By Owen Jarus
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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. At least two human skeletons were unearthed at the site. Although people were often mummified in ancient Egypt, it's not clear if these two were. | Credit: Courtesy of the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities Archaeologists have discovered 18 ancient tombs in an Egyptian town along the Mediterranean Sea.
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How did the Romans build such straight roads?

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By Owen Jarus
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Science 15 hours ago The Year 536 AD Was So Bad It May Have Been the Worst Time in Human History to Be Alive ZME Science - Tibi Puiu • 15h Volcanoes, famine and plague made 536 a leading candidate for history’s worst year. In the year 536, daylight itself went away.
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