Champagne Century-Old Wine and Champagne Discovered in Shipwreck Off British CoastVinePair - words: Tim McKirdy Just off the southwest coast of Britain, 100 meters below sea level, lies a First World War merchant ship holding an extremely rare and valuable …
Science Crusader skeletons discovery sheds new light on the CrusadesFox News - James RogersA medieval burial pit in Lebanon is shedding new light on the Crusader era in the Middle East. The Crusades were a series of religious wars that began in the 11th century and lasted until the 13th century
Science Fossilized Human Poop Shows Ancient Forager Ate an Entire Rattlesnake—Fang IncludedGizmodo - George Dvorsky A 1,500-year-old chunk of fossilized human poop found at a former rock shelter in Texas contains evidence of an ancient hunter-gatherer who consumed …
Science New species of tiny hominin discovered in the Philippinessciencefocus.com - Alice Lipscombe-Southwell A new species of tiny hominin has been discovered in the Philippines, adding a twist to our understanding of human evolution. The early human, called …
D-Day landings What allies did before they left for D-Day landingsdorsetecho.co.uk - Joanna Davis HERE'S an incredible photo of the allies preparing for D-Day. This image shows Father (Major) Edward J Waters, a US Army Catholic chaplain, conducting …
Play buttonArchaeology A New Paper Reveals The Amazing Evolution of The Human FaceScienceAlert - CARLY CASSELLA The human face is unique yet universal, mechanical yet expressive, modern yet ancient. For over 4 million years, our features have slowly morphed …
Science Archaeologists unearth more evidence that when a civilization drinks together, it stays togetherPopular Science - By Alex SchwartzThe Wari people used their corn-based beer to spread their culture across Peru. The Wari empire, an ancient Peruvian civilization that predated the Inca, made advances in agriculture, art, architecture,
Alaska In Photos: Evidence of a Legendary Massacre in AlaskaLive Science - Owen Jarus Discovering the past Archaeologists have been excavating Agaligmiut (now often called Nunalleq), a village in Alaska that was destroyed by fire and …
Archaeology Bronze Sleipnir Pendantirisharchaeologyshop.com This distinctive bronze pendant depicts Sleipnir, an eight legged horse which was ridden by the Norse god Odin. It is based on an image found on a …
Snakes Venomous Snake Parts Found in Prehistoric Human Coprolitearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS—Cosmos reports that researchers led by Elanor Sonderman of Texas A&M University discovered uncooked bones, scales, and the …
Beer Beer Is The Unlikely Secret To A Stable Society, Scientists Discoverdmarge.com - James Booth As ‘wellness experts’ sip their cold brew coffee and suspiciously-eyebrowed ‘influencers’ spruik their green juice, a man could be forgiven for …
Archaeology Episode 15: Slouching Towards Bethlehem - Five Summers in Los Angeles by Rock N Roll Archaeologymegaphone.link music.song https://megaphone.link/PAN8660436949 Megaphone.fm An impressionistic look at the interplay of Rock N Roll and Culture in Los Angeles during …
Israel Did the Kingdom of David Exist? New Wall Found in Southern Israel Reignites Debatehaaretz.com - Nir Hasson The city of Lachish in central Israel may go back to time immemorial. The question on archaeologists’ minds was whether the ancient settlement, …
Archaeology Archaeologist: Thick wall found at Lachish indicates King Solomon’s son built ittimesofisrael.com - By TOI staff An archaeologist has recently uncovered a fortified wall in the ancient city of Lachish, a discovery he said shores up the biblical account of the …
Graffiti Roman Soldier Scribblesarchaeology.org - JASON URBANUS While gathering material from a stone quarry in Cumbria’s Gelt Woods for renovations to nearby Hadrian’s Wall, Roman soldiers carved personal …
Science Schoolkids discover 1,600-year-old gold coinFox News - James RogersAn extremely rare Byzantine gold coin has been found by a group of schoolchildren in northern Israel. The coin, which was spotted in February, is the first of its kind discovered in the country, according
Great White Shark North Carolina girl finds megalodon shark tooth buried on beach: 'Is this a dream?'Fox News - Ann SchmidtA middle school girl stumbled upon a buried treasure while spending her spring break on a beach in North Carolina. Avery Fauth and her family love to scour the sand for shark teeth whenever they’re on
Ancient Rome Slave in Ancient Rome became the empire’s chariot-racing superstarFox News - LiveScienceDuring the first century, people across Rome were obsessed with chariot races, which frequently produced horrific crashes. However, one charioteer steered his way to victory more than 2,000 times. Flavius
Indiana Indiana farmers uncover ancient mastodon bonesFox News - New York PostWorkers installing a new sewer on an Indiana farm made a mammoth discovery this week — 13,000-year-old mastodon bones. The Schepman family of Seymour first thought cow or chicken remains had been found
Metropolitan Museum of Art A Knight of the d'Aluye Familymetmuseum.org Across three generations, men of the d’Aluye family of France embarked for the Holy Land, their mission to reclaim it for European Christians and …
Mayan Civilization Archaeologists unearth largest Mayan figurine factory to datesciencemag.org - Lizzie Wade ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO—Archaeologists working in Guatemala have discovered the largest known figurine workshop in the Mayan world, they announced at …
Archaeology Crusader skull used to spread disease and slash morale discovered by archaeologistsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe skull of a Crusader which may have been catapulted into the opposition's camp to spread disease and slash morale has been discovered by archaeologists. Genetic testing showed that the head was from
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UK News Romans in Britain and Welsh rabbitsThe Guardian - LettersHow remarkable that Historic England, the Sussex Archaeological Society and other English institutions have only now discovered the link between the Romans and the arrival of rabbits in Great Britain villa
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoNorthwest Arkansas Patent Medicine Bottles and Specimen Jars Found in Arkansasarchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni EUREKA SPRINGS, ARKANSAS—The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that more than 400 glass bottles were uncovered in what may have been a root …
Archaeology Urine Salts in Soil May Mark Advent of Herdingarchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni NEW YORK, NEW YORK—According to a report in The Atlantic, Jordan Abell of Columbia University and his colleagues were able to detect a possible shift …
Archaeology Dig It: Who foots the archeology bill?kamloopsthisweek.com - Kim Christenson There have been several articles published in various newspapers in the last number of years about homeowners facing unanticipated archeology bills. A …
England Rabbit Bone Dated to First Century A.D. Found in Englandarchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni WEST SUSSEX, ENGLAND—The Guardian reports that zooarchaeologist Fay Worley of Historic England spotted a small fragment of a rabbit’s tibia bone in a …
Egypt Expansive New Kingdom tomb unveiled in Egypt's LuxorReuters - by Mostafa SalemWorkers standing inside the gates of one of the largest newly discovered tombs "Shedsu Djehuty" in Luxor, Egypt April 18, 2019. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany LUXOR, Egypt (Reuters) - Archaeologists on unveiled
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