The ship was likely transporting huge jars of olive oil or wine across the Mediterranean when it sank to the seafloor. One archaeologist "could not believe how much" residue remained inside ...
Baodun: Dawn of Civilization by the Xi River Five kilometers northwest of the urban center, where the Xi River meets the ...
A mysterious shipwreck off Turkey’s coast may be the oldest ever discovered, dating back approximately 4,500 years to the age of the Egyptian pyramids. Although the wooden vessel has disappeared, its ...
A new cache of cuneiform tablets reveals the everyday lives of people in the Hittite Empire—from religious rituals to a ...
The current contender for the oldest widely cited shipwreck is the approximately 4,200-year-old Dokos site in Greece, ...
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Astronomers detect the oldest known fast radio burst, spewed from an ancient galaxy just three billion years after the Big Bang
About ten billion years ago, in a faraway galaxy, some astronomical object released a brief but extremely powerful burst of ...
Researchers dated unmelted ore grains and linked Shang dynasty tin to northeast China. Some of it likely traveled over 930 ...
Explore China’s 4,000-year-old Tarim mummies, their remarkable preservation and the mysteries surrounding their ancient ...
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Cemeteries: The silent infrastructure cities cannot afford to lose
AS an 11-year-old boy trying to earn my “baon” for school, I worked as an apprentice baker in a relative’s bakeshop located beside our public cemetery. Because of cramped space with two hot earthen ...
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Divers find world’s oldest shipwreck off coast of Turkey
A shipwreck resting off the coast of Turkey for nearly 4,700 years may hold remarkable clues about how ancient civilizations traded goods across the Mediterranean. Archaeologists have uncovered ...
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