A recently published study indicates that the jewelry material found along with the human remains in the Levänluhta burial originates from southern Europe, contrary to what researchers had previously thought. The Levänluhta site, dating from the Iron Age in the area (300-800 AD, later than the Medi
In a cave adjacent to an ancient cemetery near Beit Shearim, an ancient Jewish city in northern Israel, lies a huge slab of glass approximately 2 meters wide, 3 and a half meters long and 45 centimeters thick. It weighs 9 tons. Although chemical analyzes confirm that it is glass, the slab bears no
It seems more and more difficult than archaeology offers us a find from the dimension of Troy, the tomb of Tutankhamun or the Chinese terracotta warriors. But there is no shortage of schliemans and carters who do their work in a less mediatic way and achieve results as important for science as those
If todays political analysts are wondering when the republic will fall and the empire will begin, in that juicy historical analogy of comparing Rome to todays United States, you dont have to look too hard to find other similarities between the two. If North Americans boast of being the land of oppor