Researchers have confirmed that the mysterious moai statues of Rapa Nui could be moved using a 'walking' motion. This discovery sheds light on the ingenuity of the island's ancient inhabitants, utilizing a forward-lean design and curved bases to transport these colossal figures.
A monumental discovery of 12,000-year-old rock art in Arabia offers revealing insights into the lives and cultural expressions of human communities that inhabited the region during challenging prehistoric conditions. These findings underscore the adaptability and creativity of these early settlers amidst the harsh desert landscape.
A revolutionary archaeological discovery has unearthed an ancient land bridge that possibly connected what is now Türkiye to Europe, providing new insights into how early humans may have migrated across continents.
A purported 'million-year-old' skull found in China is sparking debate among scientists as they investigate whether it belongs to the elusive Denisovans, an ancient human species. Leveraging AI technology, researchers are reconstructing the features of this skull, potentially shedding new light on human evolution.
Recent archaeological findings in Georgia reveal that ancient metalworkers inadvertently paved the way for the Iron Age by experimenting with iron oxide to enhance copper yields, illustrating how serendipitous experimentation can lead to groundbreaking technological advancements.
A recent analysis unveils extensive details of Phoenician colonization from its beginnings until the 7th century BC. This study becomes an intriguing dataset offering new insights into the spread and impact of Phoenician culture across the Mediterranean.
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