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Archaeological Discovery: Tombs Unearthed in Medieval Necropolis May Hold Skeletons of Two "Tax Collectors"

[Article publié initialement en août 2024] Archaeological excavations carried out for four years Since 2020, the Institute of Archives of the Academy of Sciences of Russia and the Historical State Museum have been carrying out excavations with a medieval necropolis in Gnezdilov, near Souzdal, a city in Russia of around 10,000 inhabitants and 200 km northeast of Moscow. © Institute of Archives of the Academy of Sciences of Russia Gnezdilovo cemet…See the Story

A Mysterious “Paved Road” Found at the Bottom of the Pacific Ocean Near Hawaii

[Cet article a initialement été publié le 12 mai 2022] What is the origin of this mysterious brick path? When the strange vestige appeared on the screen, the team of researchers was very surprised. “” It's the paved yellow road »Can we hear in recording, referring to the path of Oz. But fantasy should not last. According to scientists, it would be hyaloclastites, a type of volcanic vestige. Why does this geological training look like a paved roa…Budapest · Budapest See the Story

Ancient Necropolis Discovered in Kyrgyzstan Reveals a Forgotten Chapter of the Silk Road After 2,000 Years

On the borders of Central Asia, some regions have retained the discreet traces of a past that major historical stories have often neglected. Where modern cards show borders, former routes once connected cultures, languages and beliefs. Today, archaeological excavations reveal the tangible imprint of these forgotten exchanges. The old tombs in Kyrgyzstan, recently uncovered in the south of the country, redraw the contours of a denser history, bur…Kyrgyzstan · Kyrgyzstan Read Article

Heat Waves: When Our Brains Misalign with Temperature, Leading to Potential Risks

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Elisabeth Bourgeois – Économiste, centrée sur les enjeux de climat, d’énergie et de vulnérabilités sociales, Université Savoie Mont Blanc] OASIS – presented as a case study on the Climate – Adapt portal of the European Environment Agency – the thermometer falls to 38 ° C. Children, dumbfounded, renamed the “oven” area and move their ball to shade: in a few seconds, the temperature becomes a collective st…Marseille · Marseille Read Article

American Researchers Uncover Surprising Brain Responses in Women to Large Chests

Human interactions are rarely devoid of implicit signals and physical appearance is an integral part. In relations between women, some features can act as silent triggers of rivalry, influencing attitudes and behaviors. Recent research confirms that the breast size, although apparently harmless, can play a subtle but decisive role in these social dynamics, revealing the lasting imprint of mechanisms inherited from evolution. social interactions.…Laredo, Texas · Laredo Read Article

A Simple Vitamin B Treatment to Alleviate Parkinson’s Symptoms? New Study May Change Disease Management Approaches

In recent years, scientists have been more and more interested in the role of the intestine in the development of neurological diseases. The interactions between microbiota and brain open an unexpected field of research, where certain nutritional deficiencies could play a decisive role. Among the tracks explored, new data highlight a potential link between intestinal bacterial balance and the evolution of Parkinson, revealing new preventive or t…Parkinson's Disease · Maryland See the Story

Researchers Create Ideal Alternative to Teflon for Healthier Cooking Solutions

The danger of PFAS In recent times, non -stick stoves and pans are a lot of talk about them. For good reason, their non-stick coating is made from a type of plastic called fluoropolymer, which itself comes from PFAS. If the compositions of these stoves allow foods not to stay stubborn during cooking, they have proven to be potentially dangerous for our health. Similar efficiency Indeed, researchers from the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Engine…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

What Makes a Fan Feel Refreshing?

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Coralie Thieulin – Enseignant chercheur en physique à l”ECE, docteure en biophysique, ECE Paris] Contrary to what one might think, a fan does not cool the air: it is content to set it in motion. Moreover, an electric fan emits a little heat due to its engine which converts electrical energy into heat. In an isolated room of 1 cubic meter held at -30 ° C, a fan can raise the temperature of 1 ° C: it is cl…France · France See the Story

Alarming Find in Italy: Ancient 12,500-Year-Old Skull Uncovers Europe’s Earliest Known Cranial Modification

Over 12,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers living on the Ligurian coast already practiced complex gestures that exceeded simple survival. In the cave of Arene Candide, used as a necropolis during the Upper Paleolithic, a human skull was voluntarily shaped from early childhood by a tight bandage, giving an elongated and flattened shape to the cranial vault. This specimen, identified under the name AC12, has just been studied by a team associating th…Italy · Italy See the Story

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Heat Waves: When Our Brains Misalign with Temperature, Leading to Potential Risks

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A Simple Vitamin B Treatment to Alleviate Parkinson’s Symptoms? New Study May Change Disease Management Approaches

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Alarming Find in Italy: Ancient 12,500-Year-Old Skull Uncovers Europe’s Earliest Known Cranial Modification