The Roman people, genetically stable and homogeneous? Certainly not, according to new archaeo-genetic work, corroborating the great genetic transitions of this people over 12,000 years with two great waves of migrations linked to agriculture and trade. At its height, the ancient Roman Empire encom
The Neolithic sieves found in Croatia Found in Croatia ceramic objects , very similar to sieves, dating back to about 7200 years ago , in full Neolithic. traces of milk fatty acids are still present on them , the oldest so far found in the Mediterranean basin, which suggests that they
A representation of a camel was discovered for the first time in Upper Paleolithic art, in the Ural steppes. Discovery of the first prehistoric camelid in Paleolithic art. Coming to save frescoes in a prehistoric cave in the southern Urals at the invitation of Russian researchers, a renowned rest
After a month of exploring Regio V, a new study area, the site of Pompeii reveals new treasures. Detail of a fresco recently appeared on the wall of an unknown domus excavated in Regio V of the site of Pompeii (Italy). The grill of a window submerged for 2000 years under the lapilli, frescoes of