Science
Stone Age Warrior Buried with Decapitated Heads and Tooth Necklace Unearthed in Poland
Archaeologists in Poland unearthed a Middle Neolithic grave containing a man buried with two human skulls and a necklace of 42 mammal…
Tag: Archaeology
Science
Engineering the Enduring: How Romans Constructed Their Massive Aqueducts
Examining the surveying tools, concrete composition, and maintenance practices that allowed Roman aqueducts to function for centuries.
Politics
Vietnam Veterans Seek Emergency Block on Trump Arch Construction
Vietnam War veterans sue to halt President Trump’s proposed DC triumphal arch groundbreaking ahead of imminent ceremony.
Ancient Cave Art Suggests First Humans in Ireland Traced Back to Wales
Discovery of 15,000-year-old cave art in Ireland leads researchers to believe early humans crossed from Wales via a lost land bridge during…
3,200-Year-Old Inscription May Locate Lost City of Mesn Near Suez Canal
A newly discovered inscription mentioning Ramesses II and the god Horus suggests Tell Abu Seifi may be the lost Egyptian city of…
Ancient Egyptian Art Materials Traced to Diverse Biological Sources
Analysis reveals coffin decorations and wall paintings in ancient Egypt utilized tissues from a wide range of organisms.