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Researchers have discovered the oldest known human-made bone tools, dated at 1.5 million years in Tanzania. These tools, crafted from elephant and hippo bones, showcase early human cognitive advancements in …
Ancient Bone Tools Illuminate Human Evolution in Tanzania Read More
Iraq will create fortified exhibition halls to display recovered artifacts, including those from the Central Bank and internationally repatriated items. Prime Minister al-Sudani emphasized the importance of preserving the nation’s …
Iraq to Showcase Recovered Artifacts in Secure Museum Exhibition Halls Read More
A groundbreaking discovery at Olduvai Gorge reveals that human ancestors created bone tools 1.5 million years ago. This oldest evidence of systematic bone tool production includes implements made from hippo …
Ancient Human Ancestors Crafted Bone Tools 1.5 Million Years Ago Read More
A significant study led by Joel Heath from University College London has revealed that the first dinosaurs may have originated in areas including the Congo Basin and Sahara Desert rather …
New Insights on the Origin of Dinosaurs Unveiled by Recent Research Read More
A recent study has discovered that the Large-Low-Velocity Provinces (LLVPs) beneath the Pacific and African plates differ significantly in chemical composition and age, refuting earlier claims of their similarity. The …
New Insights on LLVPs: Distinct Chemical Compositions Underneath Africa and the Pacific Read More
Recent genomic research confirms a genetic link between the Huns and the Xiongnu empire, supporting long-held theories of descent. The study reveals that individuals of Hunnic origin share genetic traits …
Scientists Reveal Genetic Connection Between Attila’s Huns and Xiongnu Empire Read More
An international research team identified nearly 500 deep-sea species in Costa Rica’s methane seeps, the highest biodiversity count recorded in such environments. Of these, at least 58 are considered new …
Significant Biodiversity Discovered in Costa Rica’s Methane Seeps Read More
Alexandria, Cleopatra’s birthplace, is facing a significant rise in building collapses due to coastal erosion and rising sea levels, increasing from one to forty annually over the past decade. Recent …
Rising Sea Levels Lead to Increased Building Collapses in Alexandria Read More
A study reveals that the ancient Casarabe culture in the Bolivian Amazon developed a complex dual water management system, allowing for year-round corn cultivation. Spanning from 500 to 1400 CE, …
Discovering Ancient Advanced Agriculture in the Bolivian Amazon Read More
Archaeologists in Egypt have excavated a 3,000-year-old gold mining settlement at Jabal Sukari. The site features an advanced gold extraction facility and adjacent settlement structures. Modern mining poses a threat, …
Egypt Unveils Ancient 3,000-Year-Old Gold Mining Settlement Read More