Iron-Rich Magma In Extinct Volcanoes Holds Key To Rare Earth Elements
Scientists discover potential treasure trove of essential metals for tech in long dormant volcanoes.
Archaeology
South African Rock Art Depicts Extinct Creature Inspired By Fossils
The Horned Serpent panel artwork hints at ancient dicynodonts, suggesting Indigenous knowledge of paleontology.
Roman Legion ‘came, Saw, Conquered’ Masada In Just Weeks
Study utilizes new technology to create a 3D model of the siege system, generating the exact timeline of the events at the ancient fortress.
Stonehenge’s Altar Stone Origin Revealed: Not Orkney But North-East Scotland
New research unveils the source of Stonehenge's iconic Altar Stone, challenging previous assumptions.
Ancient Greek Tombs Unveiled In Ashkelon, Israel, For Public Viewing
Ashkelon integrates historical treasures into public spaces, showcasing rare 1,700-year-old tombs adorned with mythological art.
Ancient Humans Butchered Armadillo-like Animal 20,000 Years Ago In ArgentinaHumans Butchered Giant Armadillo-like Mammals 21,000 Years Ago
Study reveals evidence of early human exploitation of large mammals, challenging established timelines in South America. The fossils were discovered in the Pampean region of Argentina.
3,300-Year-Old Shipwreck Found In Mediterranean Sea Off Israel Coast World’s Oldest Shipwreck Discovered Off Israel Coast
Discovery of ancient vessel laden with Canaanite cargo hailed as 'history-changing' by Israel Antiquities Authority. The 3,300-year-old discovery changes current academic assumptions about ancient mariners’ navigational skills
Ancient Coins Unearthed In Lod Provide Insight Into Jewish Uprising Against Roman Rule
Discovery of 1,700-year-old coins and destroyed synagogue sheds light on little-known revolt in Israel's history.
Studying Bronze Age Burials Reveals Cross-continental Family Bonds
The two graves studied date back to around 3,800 years ago.