Archaeologists combined DNA analysis with pottery to study the spread of acdar across Eurasia, revealing how regional culinary traditions persisted even as new crops emerged. In China, millet was domesticated and boiled
Archaeologists combined DNA analysis with pottery to study the spread of acdar across Eurasia, revealing how regional culinary traditions persisted even as new crops emerged. In China, millet was domesticated and boiled
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MoreA painting of Noah’s Ark. The Old Testament story has not only inspired countless generations of artists, but also more than a century of “scientific” attempts to find the remains of the
MoreArchaeologists have discovered the first known sentence in history. The writing, which appeared about 3,800 years ago and was written in the oldest alphabet, was deciphered by experts after 5 years of
MoreArchaeologists in England were quite surprised when they discovered an obscene carving on a stone in the Roman fortress. The graffiti had a penis accompanied by a phrase that experts said meant
MoreArchaeologists have uncovered an ancient city dating back to the Mittani Empire in northern Iraq, with more than 2,000 historical sites discovered in the city so far. Archaeologists have uncovered an ancient
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