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Audio News from Archaeologica, 9 June - 15 June, 2019

Charred ancient 'Cheerios'; Rome's dietary decline; Inca taxes?; New Brunswick artifacts-find stops military monument build.

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In Austria, ancient charred ‘Cheerios’ open new lines of inquiry

New analysis of burials and diet from digs at Rome’s seaport tells the story of Roman decline.

Khipus from new Peruvian site suggest system of Inca taxation on farm crops  

New Brunswick development brings regimental history into collision with early settlement materials

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