7 June 2023
Freshwater and marine shells used as ornaments 30,000 years ago discovered in Spain
In Malaga's Cueva de Ardales, up to 13 freshwater and marine shells that were carefully transformed…
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Month: June 2023
7 June 2023
Ancient Egyptian cult drank a trippy mix of drugs, human blood, and bodily fluids
Researchers have identified some of the components of found in an ancient Bes vase dating back…
6 June 2023
Rare textiles and dwellings discovered in the submerged Neolithic settlement near Rome
Underwater archaeologists have discovered rare, well-preserved textiles, basketry, and cordage from the early Neolithic period in…
6 June 2023
3D Scans reveal details of ‘unusual’ Roman burial ritual
Archaeologists at the University of York, have used 3D scans to study the Roman burial practice…
6 June 2023
Paleontologists say world’s oldest-known burial site found in South Africa
American explorer and scientist Lee Berger in South Africa said they have found the oldest-known burial…
5 June 2023
“Oracle Bone Inscriptions”, the world’s oldest writing system that has not disappeared in history
"Jiaguwen," or the oracle bone inscriptions, are thought to be the earliest fully-developed characters as well…
4 June 2023
Excavations Near Stonehenge Uncover Bronze Age Barrow Cemetery
The Cotswold Archeology team excavating at the site of a planned housing development near Salisbury, England,…
4 June 2023
Scientists discover 4 new Nazca Geoglyphs using AI deep learning
Scientists from Japan used AI deep learning to discover new geoglyphs in the Arid Peruvian coastal…
3 June 2023
1700-year-old Roman shoes and craft district found in France
An ancient Roman craft district was discovered by archaeologists working in the southwest of the town…
2 June 2023
The mystery of the silver bracelets of Queen Hetepheres in her celebrated tomb at Giza solved
The discovery of silver bracelets in the tomb of Queen Hetepheres I, wife of Pharaoh Snofru…