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Bronze Age Sardinians Were Trading Metal with Scotland and Sweden— 500 Years Before the Phoenicians
21+ hour, 54+ min ago (973+ words) A study argues that copper and lead mined in Bronze Age Sardinia traveled as far as Scotland, Poland and Scandinavia — nearly 1,240 miles from where they were smelted — while the island's pottery moved along much narrower and shorter-lived routes. The study,…...
Ancient DNA Sheds Light on Centuries of Plague After the Black Death
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Bronze Age Sardinia supplied copper to Scandinavia, Britain and the Mediterranean | Archaeology News Online Magazine
7+ hour, 39+ min ago (704+ words) Nuragic Sardinia played a wider role in Bronze Age metal trade than once thought. Copper from the island reached distant parts of Europe and the Mediterranean. A new study traces Sardinian metal through lead isotope and chemical analyses of Bronze…...
Mexico Welcomes Its Heritage Home While France Clings to the Absurd Notion It Owns Latin America’s Past
15+ hour, 46+ min ago (1260+ words) The Azcatitlan Codex has returned to Mexico on loan after 186 years abroad. Its temporary exhibition raises questions about ownership, Indigenous memory, and whether a celebration of friendship with France can resolve the manuscript’s long, unfinished history of changing hands. Acamapichtli…...
Parthenon Optical Illusions Explanation Challenged by New Mathematics
15+ hour, 52+ min ago (181+ words) “The myth of the Parthenon follows a typical line of reasoning: in the absence of refinements, the Parthenon would look like it is sagging as in the central figure (grossly exaggerated for the purpose of the argument). But, the ancient…...
The 2% Club: Where in the world you can find a Mediterranean climate
10+ hour, 8+ min ago (38+ words) Yahoo From the sun-drenched vineyards of California to the rugged coastlines of South Africa, the Mediterranean climate only exists in five isolated pockets on Earth....
'Rusty treasure' found in Danube has 2,000-year-old iron that could equip a whole army with weapons
5+ hour, 45+ min ago (391+ words) Archaeologists in Austria have analyzed a collection of 500 iron bars that were likely lost in a Danube shipwreck 2,200 years ago. More than two millennia ago, a ship carrying a wealth of iron sank in the Danube River in what is…...
246 Years Later, Captain John Paul Jones Best US Navy Line Is Still One of the Greatest Military Quotes in Armed Forces History
13+ hour, 11+ min ago (231+ words) Jones answered the captain of HMS Serapis off Flamborough Head on 23 September 1779, with his own ship burning. The line reaches us through one officer who wrote it down years later....
The story of IDF Armored Corps' first Druze soldier, who died in Yom Kippur War
19+ hour, 24+ min ago (186+ words) Munhal Amer was killed by fire from a Syrian helicopter while fighting on the Golan Heights. His brother and former crew members remember a shy, courageous young man who never got to fulfill his greatest dream: becoming a painter The…...