According to the newspaper The Siberian Times, the sensational discovery was made three months ago in the Denisova Cave, the place where the phalanx of a hitherto unknown human species, the Denisovan hominid, was found in 2010 by the team of archaeologists from the Novosibirsk Institute of Archeolog
The funerary furniture from one of the most important Celtic tombs discovered to date in France is being analyzed in the C2RMF laboratories in Paris. Examination of X-rays of part of the funerary material from the tomb of Lavau (Ve century BC). A prodigious 200-litre bronze cauldron, a gold torq
Metal detectorists, including a 13-year-old child, discovered a treasure on the German island of Rügen that may have belonged to the Danish king Harald Bluetooth. Silver coinage from a monetary hoard linked to Danish King Harald Bluetooth. Nearly 600 silver coins, a hammer of Thor, brooches, ring
Interview with professor at the faculty of engineers in Cairo Hany Helal. Hany Helal. Sciences et Avenir:Why did you, an engineer by training, get involved in this archaeological mission? Hany Helal: It is in line with what I have been doing for years. I finished my thesis at the Ecole des mines