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- Good: $2.50
- Very Good: $5.50
- Fine: $11
- Very Fine: $19
- Extremely Fine: $27
- Uncirculated: $120
Although archaeologists have found written music texts older than the Greek Epitaph of Sicilus, such as the Hurrian Songs dating from 1400 BC, these are incomplete. Only one Hurrian song, the one designated with the number h.6 and called Hymn of cult Hurrita is almost complete. The oldest surviving
For several decades, Cambodias archaeological heritage has been one of the most plundered on the planet. Eric Bourdonneau returns to the search for stolen works on the site of Koh Ker, north of Angkor. 3D reconstruction of the great dancing Shiva of the royal city of Koh Ker (10th century), north o
For nearly two hundred years, archaeologists have searched for a plausible explanation for the ancient Yazılıkaya rock sanctuary in central Turkey. More than 3,200 years ago, stonemasons carved more than 90 reliefs of deities, animals, and chimeras into the limestone bedrock. An international team
On the left the combustion structure found in Spain, on the right the snail shells It had been assumed so far that snails had entered human nutrition no earlier than 10,000 years ago, but a recent discovery archaeological in Spain it would seem to force scholars to backdate the event a lot.