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Fossilised teeth plug 30-million-year marsupial evolution gap
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A few teeth found in an outback fossil deposit have helped fill in a 30-million-year blind spot in Australia's evolutionary history. -
Audio News for August 2nd through the 8th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:New excavations reveal how Moche potters lived and worked at Cerro Mayal(details)Sugar may have fueled human brain evolution, not just meat(details)Ancient DNA suggests Ice Age people hunted more female mammoths than males(details)Scattered bones may point to violence at a Roman villa in Britain(details)(details) -
Audio News for July 26th through August 1st, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Ancient Amazon civilization reshapes understanding of rainforest history(details)(details)Byzantine shipwreck yields remarkable gold treasure(details)Ghost DNA study uncovers unknown human ancestors(details)(details)Newly identified Assyrian kings reshape ancient royal history(details)(details) -
WA's most famous shipwreck carried 400-year-old trade secrets
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An analysis of cargo from one of Australia's best-known shipwrecks uncovers complex global trade routes from nearly 400 years ago. -
Shipwreck cargo reveals 400-year-old global trade secrets
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An analysis of cargo from one of Australia's best-known shipwrecks uncovers complex global trade routes from nearly 400 years ago. -
Infamous shipwreck cargo reveals 400-year-old global trade secrets
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An analysis of cargo from one of Australia's best-known shipwrecks uncovers complex global trade routes from nearly 400 years ago. -
Grass 'skeletons' hint at 25,000-year-old Indigenous fire ritual in cave
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Evidence of ancient burnt grasses unearthed in a Victorian cave on GunaiKurnai country suggest old ancestors used the cave for fire rituals during the Ice Age. -
The man solving the '100-million-year-old cold case' death of a plesiosaur
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Travis Enright is four months into investigating what he calls "a 100-million-year-old cold case" involving a 10-metre-long aquatic plesiosaur called Maria. -
The man solving the '100-million-year-old cold case' death of a dinosaur
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Travis Enright is four months into investigating what he calls "a 100-million-year-old cold case" involving a 10-metre-long aquatic dinosaur called Moria. -
The 100-million-year-old cold case and the aquatic dinosaur called Moria
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Travis Enright is four months into investigating what he calls "a 100-million-year-old cold case" involving a 10-metre-long aquatic dinosaur called Moria. -
Audio News for June 21st through the 27th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Possible all-female prehistoric burial deep in a South African cave system(details)(details)New study shows Neanderthals were genetically diverse prior to extinction(details)(details)First identification of ancient human DNA on cave walls(details)(details)Researchers find incredible Maya city with pyramid and stelae(details) -
Audio News for June 14th through the 20th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Ancient solar monument predates Stonehenge alignment(details)Hunter-gatherer burials reveal earliest known plague outbreak(details)(details)Archaeologists uncover evidence of large-scale fishing in the Canary Islands(details)(details)Second Alamo cannonball sheds light on famous 1836 battle(details) -
Audio News for June 7th through the 13th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Small clay figurine from Guatemala may contain the oldest written numbers in Mesoamerica(details)(details)New study argues for gradual, regionally-based development of “modern” humans(details)(details)Iron Age burial in northern Scotland reveals unusual manipulation of the dead(details)(details)22,000-year-old jewelry from Spanish cave outlines Ice Age social networks(details)(details) -
Outbreak of this Victorian-era disease labelled a 'health disaster and tragedy'
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Forty-two babies in Australia died from congenital syphilis between 2011 and 2025, with the outbreak driving health workers into communities to raise awareness of the old-world disease. -
Australians are dying from a disease that was almost eliminated years ago
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Forty-two babies in Australia died from congenital syphilis between 2011 and 2025, with the outbreak driving health workers into communities to raise awareness of the old-world disease. -
The sword that links feared pirates to Britain's greatest naval hero
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The history of a wavy-bladed sword, bought at a Brisbane gun show around the end of the 1980s, begins with Moro raiders resisting Spanish colonists in the Philippines, but may also include Admiral Lord Nelson. -
udio News for May 31st through June 6th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Humans helped transport Stonehenge’s massive Altar Stone hundreds of kilometers(details)(details)South Africa cave extends timeline of human fire use by hundreds of thousands of years(details)(details)Researchers find three shipwrecks in Bahamas linked to Golden Age of Piracy(details)Mass burial shows Copper Age children experienced high rates of respiratory illness(details)(details) -
The club I wanted to join was waiting in Pompeii
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A newly uncovered fresco in Pompeii tells the story of women, wine and Roman hedonism. Buried beneath the spectacle lies a lesson about restraint and why some discoveries should be left to the future. -
Why the 'dig of the century' is happening underneath Notre Dame
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More than a year after France's famed Notre Dame reopened, an archaeological exploration going thousands of years into the history of Paris has begun just metres below the cathedral's ground floor. -
Audio News for May 24th through the 30th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Forensic archaeologists seek to unmask Namibia’s colonial-led genocide(details)Ancient beds in South African cave show a glimpse of stone-age life(details)(details)DNA study in Peru unveils pre-Inca migration and marriage trends(details)(details)New DNA studies in Britain explore reality of historical impacts from Vikings and others(details) -
Audio News for May 17th through the 23rd, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Archaeologists investigate the Great Pyramid’s resilient engineering(details)(details)Prehistoric megastructure found in small Romanian settlement(details)Ancient Mesoamericans used ritual transformations to connect to divine beings(details)(details)Archaeologists use medical kit to identify doctor among Pompeii’s victims(details) -
Audio News for May 10th through the 16th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Study argues horse domestication and riding began earlier than believed(details)(details)Neanderthal tooth shows possible dental treatment 59,000 years ago(details)(details)Researchers challenge study that questioned Monte Verde antiquity(details)Restoration project reveals size of Amphipolis tomb(details) -
'Incredible' colonial-era boat used for trade in Sydney Harbour uncovered
via abc.net.auMaritime archaeologists are working to restore the oldest colonial-era boat ever found in Australia, discovered during the construction of the Barangaroo metro station in 2018. -
Archaeologists restoring oldest colonial-era boat ever found in Australia
via abc.net.auMaritime archaeologists are working to restore the oldest colonial-era boat ever found in Australia, discovered during the construction of the Barangaroo metro station in 2018. -
Archaeologists restore colonial-era boat found in Barangaroo
via abc.net.auMaritime archaeologists working to restore the oldest colonial-era boat ever found in Australia. -
Oldest evidence of dentistry found in 59,000-year-old Neanderthal tooth
via abc.net.auArchaeologists have found a hole in a 59,000-year-old tooth, which they say was drilled to treat a painful cavity. The find suggests Neanderthals could perform complex medical procedures. -
'A remarkable achievement':Â Neanderthals may have practised dentistry
via abc.net.auArchaeologists have found a hole in a 59,000-year-old tooth, which they say was drilled to treat a painful cavity. The find suggests Neanderthals could perform complex medical procedures. -
Audio News for May 3rd through the 9th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Four new crew member identifications made from Arctic Franklin Expedition(details)(details)Maya highly valued dogs and traded them across long distances(details)(details)Australia presents earliest evidence of heat-treated chert for knapping(details)(details)Revised photography method helps uncover timber base of island in Scottish loch(details) -
Audio News for April 26th through May 2nd, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Patagonian burial site shows earlier habitation along the Atlantic coast of South America(details)Genetic research in Germany points to smaller-scale migrations of northerners after Roman rule.(details)(details)New evidence ties the origins of bread wheat to ancient Caucasus(details)Shamash Gate in Nineveh shows evidence of ancient and modern battles(details)(details) -
Audio News for April 19th through the 25th, 2026
News items read by Laura Kennedy include:Papyrus fragment of the Iliad found inside Egyptian mummy(details)DNA study reveals population movements across Southern Cone(details)(details)Major settlement complex uncovered along Czech rail route(details)Study finds multiple factors behind Neanderthal extinction(details)(details)
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