Who invented gold panning?

There is no specific record of who invented gold panning. The practice has been around for thousands of years and is believed to have been independently discovered by various civilizations across the world. Gold panning is a relatively simple technique and could have evolved independently in different regions without a single inventor.

What does Theseus name mean?

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The last meal of the Tollund Man, one of the most famous bog mummies
During the Iron Age, people were sacrificed in quantity in the swamps of northwestern Europe, victims of ritual executions or punishments. A new study returns to the examination of one of the most famous cases, that of the Tollund Man. 2400 years old, Tollund Man was discovered in a bog in Jutland
The enigmatic civilization of the Oxus is revealed
3500 years ago, in Central Asia, the civilization of the Oxus died out. Who were these Bronze Age populations? How did their rich cities disappear? The results of archaeological excavations carried out by a Franco-Turkmen team provide the first elements of an answer. With its temples and palaces,
The Mysterious Grooved Stones of Gotland
The Swedish island of Gotland is home to the largest concentration of fluted stones in all of Europe, artifacts that are more interesting than they seem. Gotland is the largest island in the Baltic Sea, located off the eastern coast of Sweden and the northern coast of Poland. It is a limestone plat
INTERVIEW. The Grand Egyptian Museum is the cultural project of the century
The Egyptian Minister of Antiquities received an exclusive Sciences et Avenir to discuss the situation of archaeology, museums and tourism in the country. Khaled El-Enany This article is from the magazine Sciences et Avenir - La Recherche n°897 dated November 2021. Sciences et Avenir:The inaugu