Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered something that could change our understanding of early human creativity. At a site in Mühlheim-Dietesheim,...
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Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered something that could change our understanding of early human creativity. At a site in Mühlheim-Dietesheim, researchers found traces of a bright blue mineral pigment, azurite, on a stone tool that dates back roughly 13,000 years. This is the earliest evidence of blue pigment ever discovered in Europe, and it challenges […] The post Scientists discover Europe’s oldest blue pigment in Germany appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered something that could change our understanding of early human creativity. At a site in Mühlheim-Dietesheim,...
Archaeologists in Germany have identified what they believe is Europe’s oldest blue paint, shedding new light on how late Stone Age communities may...
Scientists at the University of Liverpool, together with international collaborators, have discovered a powerful new class of antibiotics that could...
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For decades, historians believed horses did not reach Sicily until around the first millennium B.C. But new research has overturned that assumption,...
For decades, historians believed horses did not reach Sicily until around the first millennium B.C. But new research has overturned that assumption,...
Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Troy (Greek: Τροία or Ἴλιον) have uncovered a remarkably preserved gold ring brooch and an...
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