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Operation Sandblast: The Odyssey of the First Submarine to Sail Around the World Under the Sea Following Magellan’s Route
AVE NOBILIS DUX, ITERUM FACTUM EST. This is the inscription engraved on a round brass plaque that adorns a wall of the ...
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Prehistoric Engravings Found in Marbella Could Precede the Oldest Cave Art by 100,000 Years
The city of Marbella (Málaga, Spain) has witnessed an archaeological discovery that could rewrite the history of prehistoric ...
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Black Holes Do Not Represent the End of Time, but the Beginning of White Holes: A Revolutionary Theory May Change Our View of the Universe
Our conception of time, black holes, and dark energy may be on the verge of a radical transformation thanks to an innovative study conducted by the University of Sheffield. This new research proposes ...
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Paintings Depicting Grape Harvesting Scenes Discovered in Villa Cuomo, Buried by the Same Eruption That Destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum
Paintings with grape harvest scenes discovered in the Villa Cuomo southeast of Pompeii. Credit: Soprintendenza ABAP per l'Area Metropolitana di Napoli Villa Cuomo, an archaeological gem discovered in ...
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The Prehistoric Circle of Flagstones Dates Back to 3200 BC, Making It the Oldest in Britain and a Possible Model for Stonehenge
Reconstruction of the Flagstones enclosure as seen shortly after its construction in the Middle Neolithic period. Credit: Jennie Anderson / University of Exeter A recent archaeological study conducted ...
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Pausanias, the Spartan King Who Defeated the Persians at Plataea and Died Entombed by His Own Fellow Citizens
It was the year 467 BC when an enraged woman approached the door of the Temple of Athena Chalkioikos in Sparta and placed a brick with an inscription that read: Unworthy of being a Spartan, you are ...
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A Lunula with Geometric Decoration Found in Portugal Could Reveal the Structure of the Celtic Calendar
Lunula with geometric decoration from the treasure of Chão de Lamas, in the National Archaeological Museum of Spain (MAN, inv. no. 28588). Credit: Piero Baguzzi / Museo Arqueológico Nacional, ...
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Archaeologists Discover a Network of More Than 4,000 Canals and 700 Farms in Eridu, the First City in History According to Mesopotamian Sources
Ground-truthing of the remote sensing work: A) drone images show two minor irrigation canals; B & C) photographs of the two small canals. Credit: J. Jotheri et al. The research, conducted by a ...
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A Study Reveals That Greek and Roman Statues Were Not Only Painted and Adorned with Textiles and Jewelry but Also Perfumed
A recent study published in the Oxford Journal of Archaeology has revealed a little-explored aspect of ancient art: the use of perfumes and aromatic substances in Greco-Roman sculptures. This research ...
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Oldest Impact Crater in the World Discovered in Australia: A Collision That Changed Earth’s Geology
View of the discovery site of the oldest impact crater in Western Australia. Credit: Curtin University Imagine a city-sized meteorite crashing into Earth at a staggering speed. That is exactly what ...
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A Triptych of the Theban Triad, Jewelry and Amulets from the 26th Dynasty Discovered in the Karnak Temples
The triptych of the Theban triad (Amun, Mut and Jonsu) discovered. Credit: Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Egypt The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, in collaboration with the ...
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Bakt, the Longest-Lasting Treaty in History, Was in Effect for Seven Centuries
Since the dawn of civilizations—and perhaps even earlier—humanity has had no choice but to reach agreements with its neighbors in order to live in peace. In this sense, the longest-lasting treaty ...