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zmescience.com > science > archaeology > western-roman-empire-collapse-what-went-next

Ancient DNA Reveals What Actually Happened to Ordinary People After the Western Roman Empire Fell

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (1287+ words) Ancient DNA suggests Rome’s fall reshaped Europe through gradual migration and intermarriage, not a sudden barbarian takeover....

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zmescience.com > science > news-science > viking-silver-trove-40-pounds

Homeowner Found a 1,100-Year-Old Viking Treasure Trove With 40 Pounds of Silver in Their Yard in Denmark

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (909+ words) Hidden for centuries, the hoard reveals a Viking world where silver crossed borders, and its weight could matter more than its shape. A Danish homeowner was digging out a few stubborn stones for a new terrace in their garden when…...

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zmescience.com > science > archaeology > scientists-found-a-real-mummys-curse-hiding-in-the-online-trade-in-human-remains

Scientists Found a Real Mummy’s Curse Hiding in the Online Trade in Human Remains – ZME Science

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (984+ words) Online sales of mummified remains may expose buyers, sellers and postal workers to hidden hazards. Disturb the dead and disaster may follow. Such is the pharaohs’ curse, the old legend that opening a tomb or handling a mummy could bring…...

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zmescience.com > science > archaeology > when-vikings-america-1021-rep

Vikings really did reach North America a thousand years ago -- and now we know exactly when

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (357+ words) A story of stars, trees, solar bursts, and Vikings....

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zmescience.com > science > news-science > scientists-found-a-real-mummys-curse-hiding-in-the-online-trade-in-human-remains

Scientists Found a Real Mummy’s Curse Hiding in the Online Trade in Human Remains

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (620+ words) Online sales of mummified remains may expose buyers, sellers and postal workers to hidden hazards....

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zmescience.com > science > anthropology > neanderthal-bone-tools-romania

These Neanderthal Tools Looked So Ordinary Archaeologists Almost Missed Them

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (502+ words) Thousands of overlooked bone scraps are rewriting Neanderthal research...

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zmescience.com > science > a-polynesian-lunar-calendar-may-also-be-a-map-of-an-epic-human-migration

A Polynesian Lunar Calendar May Also Be a Map of an Epic Human Migration

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (649+ words) Moon-night reveal traces of one of the greatest migrations in human history....

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zmescience.com > science > archaeology > medieval-skeleton-trebuchet-victim

A Medieval Skeleton Was Shattered in 167 Places. He May Be The First Documented Trebuchet Victim

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (923+ words) The victim's injuries resemble those from a high-speed car crash, only this was the Middle Ages. Something hit the young man from behind with such extraordinary force that his skull broke in 61 places. His ribs cracked in jagged zigzags. His…...

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zmescience.com > science > news-science > turkeys-megalithic-site-gobeklitepe-is-often-called-the-worlds-first-temple-is-this-actually-true

Turkey’s Megalithic Site Göbeklitepe Is Often Called The World's First Temple. Is This Actually True?

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (21+ words) Credit: Tas Tepeler. While shooting a documentary at Göbeklitepe, I encountered strikingly different historical interpretations of the site. An...

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zmescience.com > science > ancient-chinese-artists-may-have-used-human-blood-to-make-their-paintings-last-2000-years

Ancient Chinese Artists May Have Used Human Blood to Make Their Paintings Last 2,000 Years

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (177+ words) Blood proteins may have helped turn red pigment into a mineral bond with stone....