Jakarta – In the Montesiepi Chapel in Siena, Italy, lie strange artefacts that will immediately remind fans of the Arthurian legend and anyone who has seen the Disney movie ‘The Sword in the Stone’. The artifact is in the form of an ancient sword embedded in a rock. According to chemical analysis, the artifact likely … Read more
17 apr 2023 om 21:00 New excavations near Rome show that wealthy Romans lived in even more luxury and opulence than previously thought. An extensive winery has been found at the ruins of Villa dei Quintili southeast of the Italian capital. The winery consisted of several parts. For example, there were lined barrels in which … Read more
Yogyakarta – A 31 thousand year old skeleton in East Kalimantan is claimed to be the oldest evidence of amputation in the world. Later this claim was refuted. A number of Australian orthopedic surgeons and infectious disease specialists dispute the mystery of the 31 thousand year old skeleton which is claimed to be a scientific … Read more
The study of archaic DNA brings new insights. Currently, scientists are focused on two personalities working at the German Max Planck Institute, namely Cosimo Post and Svante Pääb (Pääbo received the Nobel Prize last year for his work in the field of paleogenetics – late order.)focused on how the distribution of populations and their genetic … Read more
Written by Ahmed Ismail Tuesday, February 28, 2023 07:00 AM determined Court of Cassation Tuesday, February 28 session to rule on the appeal submitted by the owner of the Zamalek apartment and his wife against the prison sentence issued against them on charges of possessing and trading in antiquities in the case known in the … Read more
At first it was thought to be a joke Woods is one of the authors of the research published yesterday in the journal Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society. Woods contacted paleontologist Dr Dean Lomax, a visiting scientist at Macnhester University, to ask his opinion on what he had found in Burniston Bay, about 5 … Read more
Jakarta – Unique gold beads dating from Roman times were found in Jerusalem by an 18-year-old volunteer. The find came to light during the painstaking process of sifting soil from the Jalan Pilgrimage archaeological excavation site. “I poured the bucket into the strainer and started washing the material brought back from the excavations in the … Read more
27 jan 2023 om 06:23 A shipwreck discovered off the south coast of England in 2019 is a Dutch warship from the 17th century. This is shown by research by maritime archaeologists. It concerns the ‘Klein Hollandia’. The wreck lies at a depth of 32 meters at the bottom of the sea off the coast … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Fossil flower the largest is nearly 40 million years old trapped in sap. Researchers say floora this is a new species. A study published on January 12, 2023 in Scientific Reports calling this flower can provide clues about climates and ecosystems in the past. Although it was discovered 150 years ago, … Read more