New study says neanderthals practiced effective healthcare based on compassion
Yesterday, we talked about how Neanderthals possibly survived on paleo diet comprising up to 80-percent red meat and around 20-percent plant-based items. Well, as it…
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Neanderthals possibly survived ‘paleo diets’ comprising 80-percent red meat and 20-percent plant-based food
According to two studies conducted in 2016, Neanderthals survived on a diet comprising up to 80-percent red meat and around 20-percent plant-based items, including fruits,…
Rujm el-Hiri – the mysterious stone monument in Middle East that is as old as the Stonehenge
The Middle East is home to a mysterious prehistoric monument that is as almost old as the famed Stonehenge in England. Located in the Golan…
The mass grave in Germany that alludes to a Neolithic massacre 7,000-years ago
Back in 2006, archaeologists came across a 7,000-year-old mass grave, just 12 miles (around 20 kilometers) from Frankfurt in Germany. A reanalysis of the site…
4,000-year old henge monument with human burials discovered in Britain
A Neolithic earthwork in Newbold-on-Stour, in Warwickshire County has surprised historians with the site being initially assigned to the construction of a modern residential neighborhood….
Gene study hypothesizes how ancient Dutch hosts may have overwhelmed Britain’s native Stonehenge builders
The Stonehenge and enigma go hand in hand, in regards to both its structural scope and its actual purpose. However this time around historians are…
Archaeologists had discovered more ‘secrets’ on Keros, possibly the world’s oldest known island sanctuary
The now-uninhabited island of Keros (in Cyclades about 6 miles southeast of Naxos) was one of the important sites for the Cycladic civilization that flourished circa…
8,500-year-old tombs in China possibly yield the oldest known evidence of silk
Previously, the earliest example of silk fabric was known to date from circa 4th millennium BC, with the material being used as a wrapping for…
10,000-year old ‘dirty’ pots have provided the oldest known evidence of cooked vegetables
Fragments of North African unglazed pottery harking back to an antediluvian epoch 10,200 years ago have revealed what seems to the first known evidence in…
Europe’s oldest polished ax comes from a 9,500-year old grave in Ireland
According to a new research, the ax (or adze) found inside Ireland’s oldest human grave was likely made for burial. Widely considered to be the…
