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Researchers Investigate Sustainable Ancient Construction Techniques

Mudbrick room, Casas del Turuñuelo, Spain GUAREÑA, SPAIN—Archaeologists working at the site of Casas del Turuñuelo in central Spain have unearthed evidence that the native Tartessians, a little understood Iron Age culture, used advanced, sustainable methods of construction to build what remains the best-preserved earthen building in the Mediterranean, according …

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Goddess Inscription Deciphered in Turkey

Arslan Kaya, Turkey ARSLAN KAYA, TURKEY—LiveScience reports that an inscription on an ancient monument in west-central Turkey has been deciphered by historian Mark Munn of Pennsylvania State University. Known today as Arslan Kaya, or “Lion Rock” in Turkish, the monument depicts a goddess flanked by lions and sphinxes. A weathered …

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Prehistoric Jewelry Workshop Unearthed in Kuwait

Clay human head, Bahra 1, Kuwait KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT—According to the Arab Times, a team of Kuwaiti and Polish archaeologists have uncovered a jewelry workshop at the prehistoric Ubaid period (5500–4000 b.c.) site of Bahra 1 in the country’s northern Subiya desert. This season, the team also recovered a clay …

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First People Arrived in Tasmania 41,000 Years Ago

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA—Researchers have identified evidence of human activity in Tasmania 41,600 years ago, according to a report in Cosmos Magazine. This finding pushes back the earliest known date for the presence of people in Tasmania by 2,000 years and suggests that the Palawa/Pakana people who settled the area were the …

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Highest Petroglyphs in Europe Identified in the Italian Alps

Petroglyphs depicting a human figure in a so-called praying position and a spiral design engraved on rock in Stelvio National Park, Lombardy, Italy LOMBARDY, ITALY—La Brújula Verde reports that a hiker in 2017 noticed petroglyphs at the foot of the Pizzo Tresero glacier in Lombardy’s Stelvio National Park, nearly 10,000 …

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The Oldest Known Alphabet Discovered in Ancient Syria

A groundbreaking discovery has reshaped our understanding of the origins of written language. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have uncovered… The post The Oldest Known Alphabet Discovered in Ancient Syria appeared first on Curiosmos. Source: Curiosmos

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