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Artificial intelligence uncovers 5,000-year-old civilizations hidden beneath the world’s harshest desert

In two of the most forbidding landscapes on Earth—the Empty Quarter of the Arabian Peninsula and the Nazca Desert of ...
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Artificial Intelligence Detects New Archaeological Sites in the Arabian Desert

It’s not just for ChatGPT. Archaeologists have increasingly been finding new ways to deploy artificial intelligence in their search for buried truths—especially in terrain inhospitable to human ...
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Ancient ruins discovered under layers of desert sand

The unearthing of ancient ruins beneath desert sands is a thrilling development in archaeology, offering revolutionary insights into the sophisticated cultures of bygone civilizations. The Role of ...
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Desert peoples : archaeological perspectives / edited by Peter Veth, Mike Smith, Peter Hiscock

Global deserts in perspective / Mike Smith, Peter Veth, Peter Hiscock and Lynley A. Wallis -- Theoretical shifts in the anthropology of desert hunter-gatherers / Thomas Widlok -- Pleistocene ...
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Ancient human artefacts found near caves in Arabian desert

Today the deserts of the Arabian peninsula are inhospitable - but 100,000 years ago the area was full of animals and ancient humans ...
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Puntutjarpa rockshelter revisited: a chronological and stratigraphic reappraisal of a key archaeological sequence for the Western Desert, Australia

Puntutjarpa Rockshelter was the first archaeological site excavated in the Australian desert. Dug between 1967 and 1970, the archaeological sequence was originally interpreted as a continuous record ...
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Artificial intelligence is detecting new archaeological sites in the desert

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