Researchers from the Lumière University of Lyon together with experts from the General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums of Syria found at the end of 2017, thanks to the analysis of aerial and satellite images, a large network of fortresses intended for surveillance and communication dating fro
While not rejoicing in the devastating effects of global warming, researchers do acknowledge that it has created an opportunity to fill the huge gaps in our understanding of life in the mountains several millennia ago. The melting of the glaciers reveals treasures buried for a long time. Conserva
On September 10, 2018, the first international meeting on the Reviving the Spirit of Mosul initiative is organized by UNESCO in collaboration with the Iraqi government, in Paris. On this occasion, (re)discover the interview given to Sciences et Avenir Nada Al Hassan, head of the Arab States Unit at
Prehistoric cuisine. Cheese was an almost certainly accidental discovery The cheese it is one of those foods that have accompanied man since the dawn of civilization. Most scholars believe that its origins date back to prehistoric times, when it was discovered by pure chance (as it happened,