The excavation found remains of the first Paleolithic period, tools, and fragments from 200 and 300 thousand years ago. Credit: Ilias Markou/AMNA...
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For the first time, archaeologists have digitally and physically reconstructed fishing nets from more than 6,000 years ago, thanks to traces left in ancient pottery. Using advanced X-ray computed tomography (CT) scans, a team from Kumamoto University has resurrected the delicate details of Jomon-period nets, offering a rare glimpse into everyday technology from Japan’s prehistoric […] The post Ancient pottery unlocks secrets of prehistoric fishing nets appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
The excavation found remains of the first Paleolithic period, tools, and fragments from 200 and 300 thousand years ago. Credit: Ilias Markou/AMNA...
The excavation found remains of the first Paleolithic period, tools, and fragments from 200 and 300 thousand years ago. Credit: Ilias Markou/AMNA...
Archaeologists have uncovered six new inscriptions in Jesus’ language, Aramaic, at Zernaki Tepe, a 3,000-year-old ancient city located in the region...
Archaeologists have unearthed a statue of a suid, an animal from the pig family, during excavations in the ancient Greek city of Gortyna (Greek:...
Astronomers have identified the most pristine star ever observed, located in the Milky Way's halo. This ancient star, with exceptionally low levels of...
Archaeologists have completed a highly successful excavation season at Rodafnidia on the Greek island of Lesvos, uncovering a deeper layer of tools...
Archaeologists have discovered three shipwrecks dating back more than 3,000 years off Israel’s Carmel Coast, marking the first Iron Age vessels ever...
MIT scientists have discovered ancient rock samples from Greenland, Canada, and Hawaii exhibiting a rare potassium-40 deficit. This chemical signature...
MIT scientists have discovered ancient rock samples from Greenland, Canada, and Hawaii exhibiting a rare potassium-40 deficit. This chemical signature...
Archaeologists in Cyprus have completed a highly successful first excavation season at the prehistoric Chalcolithic settlement of Erimi Pamboula,...