/data/photo/2022/04/14/6257f125f1b98.png "The Mayans Have Been Using Calendars Since 2200 Years Ago, Early Evidence Found in Guatemala")
KOMPAS.com – Researchers have found preliminary evidence calendar once used by Mayans since 2200 years ago. The existence of such evidence is seen in two pieces of ancient walls in a ruin that was built between 2300 and 2200 years ago in Guatemala from Central America. The two pieces of the ancient wall are decorated … Read more
Suara.com – For archaeologist recently discovered fossil scorpion (Terropterus xiushanensis) is 1 meter long or about the size of a dog, which lived about 435 million years ago. Found in China, this scorpion has spiny limbs that are thought to be used to catch prey. These predators lived during the Silurian Period, between about 443.8 … Read more
Archaeologist illustration. (Shutterstock) Hitekno.com – Tim archaeologist international find human jawbone estimated from Time Essence or Pleistocene. Jaw bone man This was found in a cave called Leang Bulu Bettue in Sulawesi southwest, Indonesia. According to the international team of archaeologists who discovered the bones, this is the first indication of human presence on Sulawesi … Read more
Flinstone.fandom.com – ‘The X-Ray Story’ the forty-third overall episode of The Flintstones series in December 1961. Researchers recently revealed that T-rex struggles with parasites and suffers from gout. The short-billed hadrosaurs suffered from tumors and cancer. – Nationalgeographic.co.id—Like humans, dinosaurs could fall sick and get injured. That ancient animal can suffer from toothache until gout, … Read more
NPS, USGS, dan University of Bournemouth – Recent research on ancient footprints in White Sands National Park determined that they are the earliest known evidence of humans in North America. – Nationalgeographic.co.id—“Foot steps it was most likely created in soft soil at the edge of the wetlands, winds probably blew dust to the surface, causing … Read more
Friends of Sandby borg – The remains of the found ruins of the mythical Sörby Castle. – Nationalgeographic.co.id-Castle myth Sörby has been rediscovered in a dry lake in Sweden after being lost for more than three centuries. Previously, castle myth this ancient is just a rumor among historians and archaeologist. Formerly, it was the largest … Read more
HS2 – Human skeleton from the Iron Age with both hands tied. This man is suspected of being the victim of execution or murder. – Nationalgeographic.co.id—Framework an ancient man who was facedown in a ditch with his hands tied was found in England. Para archaeologist believe that man might be a murder victim or execution … Read more
Framework illustration. (pixabay/makamuki0) Hitekno.com – Recently, archaeologist find a framework man in an unusual form. After being found and researched, archaeologists then uncover surprising facts from the discovery of this unusual skeleton. When found, archaeologists were surprised by the ankles of this man’s skeleton which appeared to be shackled with iron sets similar to today’s … Read more
Nationalgeographic.co.id—Tens of thousands of years ago in what is now Europe, people glued hand they hit the cave walls and sprayed paint leaving a bare rock area with palm prints on it hand they. Many of these stencils show all five fingers, but in some of the pictures the fingers appear to be shortened or … Read more
Archaeologist illustration. (Shutterstock) Hitekno.com – Archaeologist recently returned to conduct research on areas that have been hit pandemic worst in history Black Death. In this research, the metal detector belonging to the archaeologist then managed to find two gold coins rare. The Black Death pandemic hit most of Europe in 1346. The cause of this … Read more