Knights Templar legacy lives on in Cyprus
Fables of the Knights Templar are legend, but deep beneath a castle on Cyprus -- an island once owned by the Crusader brotherhood -- lies a ...
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Neanderthal footprints found on ancient Iberian shoreline
In June last year, a walk along the beach of Matalascañas (Huelva) uncovered a fantastic scenario that took place in this environment more t...
‘Missing link’ in alphabet’s history discovered
Archaeologists of the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences working in Israel have found an early example of...
Results of the 2020 Salamis underwater survey
The interdisciplinary underwater research on the east coast of Salamis continued in September and October 2020, for the fifth year in a row,...
A rich marine algal ecosystem 600 million years earlier than previously thought
The first photosynthetic oxygen-producing organisms on Earth were cyanobacteria. Their evolution dramatically changed the Earth allowing oxy...
Neolithic tombs with intact human remains found in south China
Archaeologists have found 32 ancient tombs, most of which date back to the late Neolithic Age, in south China's Guangdong Province, and ...
Ruins, ghosts and cats: Rome's 'Area Sacra' to welcome visitors
History buffs will be able to roam the ruins of Rome's "Area Sacra", perhaps catching a glimpse of Julius Caesar's ghost, ...
Nuclear DNA from sediments helps unlock ancient human history
The field of ancient DNA has revealed important aspects of our evolutionary past, including our relationships with our distant cousins, Deni...
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