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5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Blue Pigment Recreated Using Ancient Methods
Tombs · Egypt

5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Blue Pigment Recreated Using Ancient Methods

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A team of Washington State University-led researchers has recreated the world's oldest synthetic pigment, called Egyptian blue, which was used in ancient Egypt about 5,000 years ago.See the Story
Tracing the Genetic Trails of Colombia's Early Hunter-Gatherers Who Disappeared Completely
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Tracing the Genetic Trails of Colombia's Early Hunter-Gatherers Who Disappeared Completely

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People coming from the north settled South America. The first hunter-gatherers entered the continent from the region of what is Colombia today and then spread out from there. An international research team from the University of Tübingen, the Senckenberg Center for Human Evolution and Palaeoenvironment and the Universidad Nacional de Colombia have now found genetic evidence of a previously unknown, early population.See the Story
Rare Viking Age Woman’s Burial Discovered in Northern Norway: Laid to Rest with Her Dog
Archaeology · Norway

Rare Viking Age Woman’s Burial Discovered in Northern Norway: Laid to Rest with Her Dog

Archaeologists in Northern Norway uncover a rare Viking Age boat grave, revealing a high-status woman buried with her dog. New insights...Read Article

Stone-Age Tools Discovered in Patu, Bardibas

The archaeological sites of Patu in Bardibas-3 have garnered increasing attention and intrigue following the successive discoveries of rare and astonishing stone tools, offering a glimpse into human civilisation from thousands of years ago.Fossils · IranSee the Story

Tools Uncovered at Courtney Construction Site Thousands of Years Old

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A sewer-line construction project near Courtenay has unearthed some well-preserved wooden tools and small lengths of rope believed to be 3,800 years old. The wooden wedges traditionally used to split logs into planks for house construction and small lengths of cordage used in many facets of daily li...Archaeology · British ColumbiaSee the Story

Medieval ‘Testicle Dagger’ Lives up to Its Name

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Archeologists found the weapon in one of Sweden's most famous castles.Weapons · SwedenSee the Story

Neanderthal Remains Found in Iran’s Zagros Mountains: Kunakhera Cave Reveals 80,000-Year-Old Evidence

Neanderthal remains found in Iran’s Kunakhera Cave reveal 80,000 years of history, including stone tools, hearths, and signs...Fossils · IranRead Article

Oldest bone spear tip in Europe, made by Neanderthals, found in Russia

Archaeologists working in the Caucasus Mountains in southern Russia discovered a revolutionary artifact that challenges assumptions held for centuries about Neanderthal technological skill. Scientists discover oldest known human viruses in 50,000-year-old Neanderthal remains. Credit: Paul Hudson, Flickr (CC BY 2.0) A bone spear point that measures 9 centimeters in length, recovered from Mezmaiskaya Cave in the North Caucasus region, is now confi…Neanderthals · RussiaSee the Story

First Mesolithic (Circa 9000 Years Old) human figurine discovered...

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The first human figurine of the Mesolithic era was discovered in the Damjili cave in Gazakh, the head of the Azerbaijani-Japanese Damjili international archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences (ANAS), PhD in history Yagub Mammadov, told Report. He noted that similar human figurines have not yet been found in the known Mesolithic sites on the Kura River and its environs,…Anthropology · AzerbaijanSee the Story

Cave Paintings Dating Back Thousands of Years Identified in Brazilian National Park - Archaeology Magazine

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Rock art, Itatiaia National Park, Brazil ITATIAIA NATIONAL PARK, BRAZIL––Agência Brasil reports that ancient paintings were recently located in a cave in Itatiaia National Park in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Experts are currently working to determine their age and origins but believe that they may be 2,000 or 3,000 years old. The site is located in the Mantiqueira Mountains, a popular destination for hikers, but had somehow remained hidden unti…Paintings · Rio De JaneiroSee the Story

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