Ancient astronaut theorists take note as scientists trace ancestral home of all humans to southern Africa
Ancient astronaut theorists take note as scientists trace ancestral home of all humans to southern Africa According to researchers, all modern human beings could have descended from people now in Botswana. Scientists believe they have discovered for the first time the “cradle of humanity,” where the first modern human beings evolved before spreading throughout the world. …
‘Lovers of Modena’ Buried Hand-in-Hand Turn Out to Be Men
‘Lovers of Modena’ Buried Hand-in-Hand Turn Out to Be Men The investigators have shown that a skeleton couple found holding their hands at a tomb in Italy were both men. When it was discovered in Modena’s Ciro Menotti cemetery in 2009, the skeletons made global headlines. Their gender could not be determined because it was …
Ancient Romans Used Molten Iron to Repair Streets Before Vesuvius Erupted
Ancient Romans Used Molten Iron to Repair Streets Before Vesuvius Erupted Whilst mostly related to the Vesuvius eruption, Pompeii’s legacy goes beyond the catastrophe and takes account of a vast chapter in history, from pre-Roman temples to astounding frescoes. As it turns out, the legacy also boasts its fair share of innovative features, as was identified …
Mysterious 1,500-Year-Old Stone Complex Unearthed in Kazakhstan
Mysterious 1,500-Year-Old Stone Complex Unearthed in Kazakhstan Near the eastern shore of Kazakhstan’s the Caspian Sea was discovered a huge, 1500-year-old stone complex constructed by nomadic tribes. The site comprises various stone structures scattered over around 120 hectares of land or more than 200 American football fields, archaeologists reported recently in the journal Ancient Civilizations …
10 tons of copper coins unearthed in 2,000 years old ancient tomb
10 tons of copper coins unearthed in 2,000 years old ancient tomb Archaeologists have unearthed more than two million copper coins from an ancient complex of tombs in the Xinjian District of China. The 2,000-year-old money, which bears Chinese symbols, characters, and a square hole in the centre, was found at a dig site in the …
1,400-year-old Byzantine Hammer and Nails Discovered in Ancient Jewish Village of Usha
1,400-year-old Byzantine Hammer and Nails Discovered in Ancient Jewish Village of Usha During a Sukkot holiday, some 8,500 individuals were participating in the IAA archeological excavations and activities, but none of them anticipated to discover the most closely ᴀssociated with building the Sukkah – the hammer and the nails – from the Byzantine period, about 1400 …
11,000-year-old ancient temple found in eastern Turkey
11,000-year-old ancient temple found in eastern Turkey In the form of the famous and controversial Góbekli Tepe, Archaeologists have uncovered a Temple from the Neolithic Age with 3 almost intact stelae. In southeast Turkey’s Mardin province, the ancient temple was unearthed in Dargeçit’s district of Ilısu, which archeologists say has now turned 11,300 years old. …
Nodosaur Dinosaur ‘Mummy’ Unveiled With Skin And Guts Intact in Canada
Nodosaur Dinosaur ‘Mummy’ Unveiled With Skin And Guts Intact in Canada A heavy equipment company began mining a strange colored stone at Millennium Mine in northern Alberta in 2011. His supervisor quickly realized that they had something special, Michael Greshko reports for National Geographic. He stopped looking more closely and puzzled the material, which had …
11,000-year-old Spiritualized Deer Masks Whisper Tales Of A Forgotten World
11,000-year-old Spiritualized Deer Masks Whisper Tales Of A Forgotten World The headdresses are the star exhibits in A Survival Story – Prehistoric Life at Star Carr which gives visitors a fascinating glimpse into life in Mesolithic-era Britain following the end of the last Ice Age. At the time people were building their homes on the shore of …
Frozen moss reveals fatal final journey of 5,300-year-old ice mummy
Frozen moss reveals fatal final journey of 5,300-year-old ice mummy According to a study released on October 30th, 2019, in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by James Dickson of the University of Glasgow (UK) and colleagues at the University of Innsbruck, Alongside the famous Ötzi, the Iceman is buried, at least 75 species of bryophytes -mosses …