History – Mystery

In the heart of London, housed within the prestigious walls of The Royal College of Surgeons of England, lies the Hunterian Museum. This museum, rich with medical wonders and oddities, is a treasure trove for anyone intrigued by the human body’s complexities. One particular specimen, tucked away amidst the vast collection, has a special story […]

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In “Textbook Story of How Humans Populated America is Biologically Unviable, Study Finds”, recently published in Ancient Origins, it was noted that DNA studies indicate that people could not have crossed the Beringia land bridge to enter the Americas 13,000 years ago because the “entry route was biologically unviable”. Although this finding by geneticists is

It shows a 3,200-year-old ostracon – a piece of pottery, usually something from a broken vessel, used like we might use the back of an envelope or spare sheet of paper (Thanks, Google). On this one is written a list of reasons given for work absence. The actual piece is part of the British Museum

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In 1975, Swiss restoration workers started rehabbing the Barfüsserkirche , a Medieval church built in 1256 by Franciscans. The building had been in use for more than 700 years. It was initially a church before it was converted into a salt warehouse in 1795. Eventually, it became a museum. The years of salt storage damaged

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Some of the new Nazca Lines discovered on a hillside in Peru. These particular lines have already been restored by archaeologists. “Prior to that it was almost unnoticeable,” said archaeologist Charles Stanish, who visited the newfound lines last week. Drones hovering and darting over the mountainous landscape of Peru have spied some amazing ancient “artwork”:

Pterodactyl is the common term for the winged reptiles properly called pterosaurs, which belong to the taxonomic order Pterosauria. Scientists typically avoid using the term and concentrate on individual genera, such as Pterodactylus and Pteranodon. There are at least 130 valid pterosaur genera, according to David Hone, a palaeontologist at Queen Mary University of London.