Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesCornwall 3,000-year-old tin ingots from Cornwall found in Israel reveal island's ancient trade routesdailymail.co.uk - By John Bennett For Mailonline New evidence has surfaced suggesting that the British Isles had developed maritime trade routes with the rest of the world as early as the Bronze Age. …
JJeevan Thomasadded this to CryptocurrencyInnovation XRP tech thrives as developer tinkers with TipBot to make it more transparentambcrypto.com - Namrata Shukla “Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem, and a big idea turn into an innovation” -Dean Kamen The definition of the word innovation …
JJerry Welchadded this to FoodSkin Video: How to Prep Dragon FruitSaveur We've seen the bright pink pitaya, commonly referred to as dragon fruit, in plenty of markets and grocery stores, but have always been somewhat …
Gary Greenbergadded this to LifeStyleAdventure Games Theropods - An adventure game full of dinosaurs!kickstarter.com Theropods is a point and click adventure game that combines puzzles with a cinematic story, colourful characters and a retro aesthetic. Oh, and lots of …
DC Comics DC Comics’ 5G is Definitely Still a Thing. But What?bleedingcool.com - Rich Johnston Back in June, Bleeding Cool made the first mention of something at DC Comics called 5G. I’d like to say straight up that I still have no idea …
jjhaadded this to Image And ArtBronze Age Scarab Inscribed with Hieroglyphs | Second Intermediate Period | The Metmetmuseum.org Geography: From Egypt, Memphite Region, Lisht North, Cemetery, MMA excavations, 1920–22 Dimensions: L. 1.5 × W. 1.1 × H. 0.7 cm (9/16 × 7/16 × 1/4 in.)
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorProtein Cavemen were eating cheese 6,000 years ago - despite being lactose intolerantmirror.co.uk - Barnaby Kellaway, Shivali Best Scientists at the University of York identified milk protein entombed in the mineralised dental plaque of seven prehistoric British farmers A …
CChristopher McKnightadded this to VacationArchaeology Unearth Lost Towns with ArchaeologistsAtlas Obscura Hi. I’m Dr. Zac, a member of the Atlas Obscura community. I am an expert in prehistoric cultures of the Eastern seaboard, specializing in lithic …
The Eye of Photographyadded this to The Eye of PhotographyPhotography Photography Exhibition Toutes nos Sources, Jean-Francois Robertloeildelaphotographie.com - Astrid Lepoultier The photographer Jean-François Robert presents a series of poetic and mysterious visions, captured in the wild landscapes he has been exploring for …
Archaeology Archeologists Find...Ancient iPhone???iheart.com - @radiomobounce So you won't be able to buy this exact case on Amazon anytime soon, but archeologists in Siberia unearthed what appears to be a rectangular, jeweled …
Roald Bøeadded this to THE SCIENCE CLASSAfrica 'Ancestors': a new game provides insights into how the first humans evolvedThe Conversation UK - Mark Maslin As an academic scientist who researches human evolution, I was surprised to receive an email one day from Patrice Désilets, a top computer game …
Atlas Obscura Quelfénec Neolithic SiteAtlas Obscura This stone quarry was used to make axes and other tools more than 6,000 years ago. Set in a clearing among the dense Breton woods lies what appears to …
Smithsonian Magazineadded this to SmartnewsTigris Turkey Is Moving Forward With Plans to Flood a 10,000-Year-Old Citysmithsonianmag.com - Brigit Katz The ancient city of Hasankeyf, which sits on the banks of the Tigris River in southeastern Turkey, is believed to be one of the world’s oldest …
Mammals It’s Not Just Artists Who Are Impacted by Museums’ Gender Bias. A New Study Shows Most Animal Specimens Are Male, Tooartnet.com - Sarah Cascone In an utterly unexpected example of male bias, a new study has found that it isn’t just male artists that have a leg up on their female …
IMANIMANadded this to MIMESISArchaeology Dental Plaque Offers Clues to Diet of Irish Famine Victimsarchaeology.org EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND—According to a report in The Belfast Telegraph, analysis of dental plaque obtained from the teeth of 42 people buried in mass …
Reuters Indiaadded this to SportS.S.C. Napoli Young fans view football as a prehistoric game, warns Napoli bossReuters India - By Brian HomewoodGENEVA (Reuters) - Football's leaders will need to listen to young people if they want to stop them losing interest in a sport they regard as prehistoric, the president of Serie A side Napoli, Aurelio
SYFY WIREReptiles Newly discovered giant pterosaur is one of the biggest flying reptiles ever foundSYFY WIRE - Jeff Spry Canada may be brimming with pride with their love of ice hockey, scenic natural beauty, and state-of-the-art TV and film production facilities, but …
Smithsonian Magazineadded this to SmartnewsDNA 1.7-Million-Year-Old Rhino Tooth Provides Oldest DNA Data Ever Studiedsmithsonianmag.com - Jason Daley DNA sequencing has revolutionized the way researchers study evolution and animal taxonomy. But DNA has its limits—it’s a fragile molecule that …
WWayne Neumannadded this to MScience108Science Make it snappy! Crocodile fossil identified after 250 year waitsciencefocus.com - PA Science The marine predator was more than four metres in length and lived in warm waters. A prehistoric crocodile that lived around 180 million years ago has …
HYPEBEASTPlay buttonentertainment news Creators of 'Dr. Stone' Discuss Challenges of Adapting the Manga in Documentary ClipHYPEBEAST - Isaac Rouse Director Iino Shinya and producer Katagiri Shusuke speak in our exclusive clip. In our exclusive clip of Crunchyroll and VRV‘s upcoming Dr. Stone …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesStone Age Ancient humans recycled old axes to make tiny flint tools for precision butchery, study revealsdailymail.co.uk - By Ian Randall For Mailonline Ancient humans living in the early Stone Age made tiny flint tools by recycling old hand axes, allowing them to butcher animals with surgical …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoJewelry2019.09.25: What Shall I say of Clothes? Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Study of Dress in Antiquity. Selectedbrynmawr.edu - bmcr.brynmawr.edu Review of Megan Ciferelli, Laura Gawlinski, What Shall I say of Clothes? Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Study of Dress in …
Cave Paintings 1940: Lascaux Cave Paintings Discovered by Not Your Centurymegaphone.link Some teenage boys out for a walk in the woods stumble upon a living museum of prehistoric times, "a cavalcade of animals larger than life," the …
Nazia Inamadded this to Globe TrottingTurkey Turkey's treasures: 7 incredible ancient sitesLonely Planet - Jessica LeeFrom classical cities scattered along the coast to archaeological sites that date back to the earliest periods of human history, Turkey's fertile plains, high steppe and rugged mountains have witnessed
Passionfish12added this to RUH ZANAAT entertainment news Column: A looted Maya sculpture sparks a storm over its planned sale at auctionLos Angeles Times - Christopher KnightFrench President Emmanuel Macron last year called for looted African artworks housed in France to be returned to the home countries from which they had been stolen. Now, he might want to add Maya art the
Haaretzadded this to ArchaeologyBronze Age Israeli Electrician Stops Car, Finds 4,500-year-old Dagger and Burial Vesselshaaretz.com - Ruth Schuster A dagger blade and a cache of storage vessels about 4,500 years old were serendipitously found by an electrician named Ahmad Nasser Yassin last …
ScienceAlertadded this to ScienceAlertHumanity This Skull Is Not Real And Never Existed. But It Could Be Your Ancestor All The SameScienceAlert - Carly Cassella In the story of our species, Africa is known as the cradle of humanity. Somewhere on this vast continent, hundreds of thousands of years ago, a group …
Daydream Islandadded this to Paleontology The Future Jurassic crocodile fossil reassesed after decades of mistaken identityCNET - by Amanda Kooser The long-snouted fossil skull was first discovered in the 1770s.
Chris Mavadded this to Archaeology and HistoryHighlands Large '1,400-year-old cemetery' uncovered in Highlandsbbc.co.uk - BBC News What could turn out to be one of Scotland's largest Pictish burial grounds is being excavated on the Black Isle in the Highlands.
PCMagadded this to PCMag NewsTechnology Modern Businesses Love Cloud Services, but Most Remain In the Tech Stone AgePCMag - Eric Griffith New research show who the up-and-comers are for cloud services. It may not matter much, though, when so many enterprises are still using legacy tools …
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