Analysis of textiles found at the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyuk revealed that they were made of oak fibers, not linen. The site of Çatalhöyuk, Turkey, photographed on June 16, 2018. This article is taken from Science et Avenir - La recherche n°899, dated January 2022. 8,700 years ago, the oldes
A team of archaeologists from New York University, working on the temple of Ramses II in Abydos, discovered the foundation stones of the building, according to the Egyptian Council of Antiquities. The discovery came after finding the royal palace annexed to the pharaohs temple, discovered about 16
Exploring the basements of Ribe, Jutland, on the Danish coast, sheds light on how the first Viking Age town emerged in the early 8thth century, in a world that did not know these urban spaces. In the VIIIth century in Ribe (Denmark), at the dawn of the Viking Age, bead makers used pieces of glass
Neanderthal man hot water a luxury of our times? It certainly seems not, at least judging by a recent discovery made by researchers from the Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution, who analyzing a prehistoric shelter on the site of Abric Romani in Catalonia (Spain), t