macroeflipped into Eye OpenersArchaeology Measuring luminescence helps to date a remarkable new discovery at Stonehenge The Economist FOR MORE than 4,000 years Stonehenge has stood on Salisbury Plain in southern Britain. The landscape surrounding the Neolithic monument contains many …
Kevin Beachusflipped into ArchaeologyArchaeology Archaeologists find shells in Israel used by humans 120,000 years ago timesofisrael.com - Marie Kondo Archaeologists working at a prehistoric site in Israel have found evidence that early humans who alive 120,000 years ago collected perforated shells …
The Times of Israelflipped into The Times of IsraelHumanity World’s 1st necklace? Prehistoric painted shells, once on twine, found in Israel timesofisrael.com - Jacob Magid Sometime around 160,000 to 120,000 years ago, early man began to string together painted shells and display them, according to a new international, …
Smithsonian Magazineflipped into SmartnewsHistory Snail Shells Date England's Cerne Abbas Giant to Medieval, Not Prehistoric, Era smithsonianmag.com - Alex Fox The earliest recorded mention of the Cerne Abbas Giant, a 180-foot-tall chalk drawing of a nude man wielding a club, dates to 1694. But …
Ricardo Pessoaflipped into Portugal- PluriculturalIcon version of the Flipboard logoEurope BBC News | EUROPE | Portugal opens Europe's largest dam bbc.co.ukPortugal began filling a vast hydroelectric dam on Friday which will irrigate the country's scorched south, but submerge 160 rocks covered with Stone Age drawings and flood habitats for rare flora and
Antiprophet Of Ozflipped into Pull the Thread...Business (Malaysia) The world’s biggest iron ore boom keeps on shredding records theedgemarkets.com - Krystal Chia (July 9): For Australia, the iron age just goes on and on and the era is proving to be especially lucrative. Shipments from the leading port in the …
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