This Newfound Egyptian City Could Rival Pompeii & More Archaeology NewsBy ExtremeTechAn entire lost city has been found on the west bank of the Nile, complete with workshops, palaces, a cemetery, and living quarters. The site is said to be in excellent condition and could possibly rival Pompeii. Here's everything we know about this exciting discovery, plus the latest major archaeology news you need to know.
theamazelab0:57Siberia Visit Siberia’s Version of Stonehenge Called ‘Whale Bone Alley’ theamazelab - flipboard.com Siberia’s “Whale Bone Alley” features hundreds of whale bones placed in rows, and scientists aren’t quite sure what’s behind the mysterious site.
EgyptHarvard’s Digital Giza Project Lets You Access the Largest Online Archive on the Egyptian Pyramids (Including a 3D Giza... openculture.com - by Josh Jones Nothing excites the imagination of young history-and-science-minded kids like the Egyptian pyramids, which is maybe why so many people grow up into …
Live ScienceNeanderthals 100,000-year-old Neanderthal footprints show children playing in the sand Live Science - Tom Metcalfe They could be Europe's oldest. Some 100,000 years ago, an extended family of 36 Neanderthals walked along a beach, with the kids jumping and …
Prenatal Development Why Was This Mummified 17th-Century Bishop Buried With a Fetus? smithsonianmag.com - Livia Gershon In 1679, prominent Lutheran bishop Peder Winstrup was buried at Sweden’s Lund Cathedral in a coffin containing a tiny bundle. Centuries later, …
Ancient Egypt The discovery of the lost city of 'the Dazzling Aten' will offer vital clues about domestic and urban life in Ancient Egypt theconversation.com - Anna M. Kotarba-Morley An almost 3,400-year-old industrial, royal metropolis, “the Dazzling Aten”, has been found on the west bank of the Nile near the modern day city of …
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