First Prehistoric Flutes Identified From The Near East Were Made Of Bird Bones: Study
Researchers have discovered seven 12,000-year-old flutes from northern Israel, which are the first prehistoric sound instruments identified from the Near ...
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Lavish Imperial Winery Where Roman Elites Made Wine Once A Year Discovered Near Rome
A lavish imperial winery from the mid-third century AD, where Roman elites produced wine once a year, has been discovered ...
Ancient Humans Used Hallucinogenic Drugs, Analysis Of 3,000-Year-Old Hair Strands Reveals
Ancient humans from the Bronze Age used hallucinogenic drugs derived from plants, an analysis of 3000-year-old hair strands from a ...
Oldest Pearl Town Found On A UAE Island, Artefacts Found Date Back To Late 6th Century: Report
Archaeologists have discovered the oldest pearl town in the Persian Gulf, The Associated Press (AP) reports. The pearl town is ...
Archaeologists Find Oldest Human Remains In Britain, Date Them To Be About 11,000 Years Old
Archaeologists have discovered the earliest human remains ever found in northern Britain, and determined they date back to 11,000 years. ...
Mississippi’s Ostrich-Like Dinosaurs Weighed More Than 800 Kg, Study Finds
Ostrich-like dinosaurs in ancient eastern North America grew to enormous sizes, a new study says. These dinosaurs are called ornithomimosaurs. ...
Neanderthals Consumed Meat But Not Blood, Clues From A Tooth Reveal
Neanderthals, the closest extinct relatives of modern humans, consumed meat, a new study has found. However, these distant cousins of ...
Modern Humans And Neanderthals May Have Coexisted For Up To Three Millennia, New Study Says
Modern humans and their closest extinct relatives, Neanderthals, may have coexisted for up to three millennia, in what is now ...
Why Did Neanderthals Mysteriously Disappear From Earth 40,000 Years Ago? Researchers Find Clues
Did you know that Neanderthals mysteriously vanished from Earth about 40,000 years ago? For years, researchers have tried to find ...
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