See above for the Alexander the Great keyword topics. His tomb gets discovered every few years, in different placesin Egypt, in Greece or Macedonia, in Australia, whatever. :^) Here are the other GGG topics introduced since the previous Digest ping:
- Ancient human settlement was obliterated by a COMET that exploded in Earth's atmosphere and sent fragments of molten glass 'hot enough to melt cars' flying to the ground 12,800 years ago
- Andorra: The Micro State at War with Germany for 43 Years [entertaining history of Andorra]
- As Top Historians Ring Alarm Bells About NYT's 1619 Project, Defiant Public Schools Refuse To Answer Questions
- Black Death quarantine: how did we try to contain the most deadly disease in history?
- Bones found in a church are earliest verified remains of an English saint
- Dinosaur DNA and proteins found in fossils, paleontologists claim
- Eggshell beads made by hunter-gatherers 33,000 years ago used as a social network
- Egypt's oldest pyramid reopens to public after 14-year restoration
- The graffiti left by the Romans working on Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland
- Historically Responsible Decision of the Day: the Antakya Museum-Hotel
- Humans domesticated horses -- new tech could help archaeologists figure out where and when
- Illegal metal-detecting at English Heritage sites doubles in two years
- Lavish 'Princely tomb' belonging to mystery Iron Age man and brimming with weapons, a bronze helmet and a whole CHARIOT is discovered in Italy... but his body is missing
- Museum Director on Super Tuesday: 'I Hope Every Single One ... That Votes Republican Dies Today'
- New fossils and artifacts show Homo erectus crafted a diverse toolkit
- New study shows sea level rise has been slow and a constant, pre-dating industrialization
- Patty from the Past: Ancient Romans 'invented the beef burger' -- and this is their 3,500-year-old recipe
- Stone Age Seafood-Based Diet Was Full Of Toxic Metals
- What Can the Black Death Tell us About the Global Economic Consequences of a Pandemic?