Interview with Éric Crubézy, professor of biological anthropology at the University of Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier and specialist in funerary rites, for whom the appearance of the first burials marks the beginning of history. Doctor and anthropologist, Éric Crubézy speaks during the Research and
The archaeological excavations carried out in the Archaeological Park of Segesta, in the Sicilian province of Trapani, have revealed a new monumental building, near the portico that closed the ancient agora, with the base of an ancient statue on which the name and the works of a person who financial
The Romans were able, over time, to build an important road network whose remains are now discovered under water, especially in the lagoon of Venice. On the left, the reconstruction of the Roman road in the Treporti canal in the Venice lagoon and on the right, the same area now submerged. In the
Analysis of material from two Iron Age altars discovered at a sanctuary in Tel Arad, in the Beer-sheba valley, Israel, revealed that they contained cannabis and frankincense, according to an article in the journal of the Universitys Institute of Archeology. from Tel Aviv. Previous excavations had r