Scientists have reconstructed the silver trade in the Eastern Mediterranean, in a period that includes the traditional dates of the Trojan War, the founding of Rome and the destruction of Solomons Temple in Jerusalem. The team of French, Israeli and Australian scientists and numismatists found geoch
In 1987, the remains of an Early Bronze Age woman who died 4,250 years ago were discovered in a rock-cut tomb at the Achavanich megalithic circle in Caithness, Scotland. Analysis of his DNA showed that he was descended from European emigrants who came to Britain a few generations before his birth,
Claimed by Algiers, France was to return 36 skulls of Algerian insurgents killed in the 19th century, during colonization and kept at the Musée de lHomme. So far, she has handed over 24. Prehistoric and historical skulls preserved in the anthropological collections of the Musée de lHomme, in Par
In the 13th century BCE, the greatest battle of the Bronze Age is said to have taken place in northeastern Germany. The many bones unearthed on the banks of the Tollense river testify to this shock. Remains of a Bronze Age battlefield on the Tollense River, Germany. BATTLE. 3200 years ago, did tw