Whale Bones Used As Hunting Tools By Humans 20,000 Years Ago
Scientists have uncovered the earliest known use of whale bones by humans—dating back over 20,000 years. This reveals our ancestors were far more resourceful than
Scientists have uncovered the earliest known use of whale bones by humans—dating back over 20,000 years. This reveals our ancestors were far more resourceful than
What if the secrets of an ancient civilization were hiding right beneath our feet—or, in this case, under miles of desert sand? Thanks to artificial
Italian archaeologists unearthed an ancient tomb in central Italy. The burial place was once a thriving Etruscan city, which started as early as 900 B.C.
French scientists from the Museum of Natural History and Ethnography discovered a 99 million years old preserved snail that still grows hair. This little snail was discovered in Myanmar’s Hukawng Valley. The newly discovered species is named “Archaeocyclotus brevivillosus” by the scientists. The team of researchers were led by malacologist Jean-Michel Bichain.
