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Scientists solve 1,500-year-old mystery of the first pandemic
11+ mon, 4+ week ago (499+ words) centuries, historians have debated what caused the Plague of Justinian, the world’s first recorded pandemic. Now,...1,500 years ago. An international team led by the University of South Florida and Florida Atlantic University, with collaborators in India and Australia, made the…...
Ancient Roman glass cups hold secret messages from their creators
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (521+ words) inside a quiet gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art when she noticed something that centuries of scholars had overlooked. Meredith, a professor at Washington State University, was studying a private collection of Roman glass cage cups—fragile luxury vessels…...
Ancient DNA shows the deadly diseases behind Napoleon’s defeat
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (589+ words) groundbreaking study, researchers analyzed the remains of French soldiers and discovered traces of two serious diseases: paratyphoid fever and relapsing...explain the symptoms described in eyewitness accounts of the disastrous military campaign. The study was first...Pasteur’s Microbial Paleogenomics Unit…...
The ancient poem that misled the world about the Black Death
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (869+ words) For hundreds of years, people have been taught that the Black Death sped across Asia like a...1348–49, the piece is a “maqāma.” A maqāma is a type of creative story that was popular in medieval Arabic...tale was mistakenly treated as…...
How Neanderthal DNA helps explain why our faces look the way they do
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (536+ words) study from the MRC Human Genetics Unit at the University of Edinburgh shows that Neanderthal DNA may hold important...Development, the research reveals that a small region of Neanderthal DNA is better at activating a jaw-shaping...sequenced the Neanderthal genome…...
Humans, apes, and Neanderthals have been kissing for millions of years, study finds
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (513+ words) A new study from the University of Oxford suggests that kissing is far older than most people...research, kissing likely evolved in the common ancestor of humans and the great apes around 21 million years...first detailed look at the deep…...
Easter Island’s famous statues really did “walk,” and physics proves it
11+ mon, 4+ day ago (524+ words) For centuries, the massive stone statues of Easter Island—known as moai—have inspired awe and mystery. How did the ancient people of Rapa Nui, with no wheels and limited resources, manage...as much as 80 tons, across rugged terrain? A…...
Europe's last Neanderthals were more diverse than scientists ever imagined
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Early humans in Italy turned elephants into food and tools
11+ mon, 1+ day ago (441+ words) sheds light on the resourceful survival strategies of ancient humans during the Middle Pleistocene, roughly...years ago. Archaeologists led by Beniamino Mecozzi of Sapienza University of Rome analyzed the remains of a straight-tusked elephant, Palaeoloxodon, discovered at the site of…...