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This 5,500-Year-Old Kish Tablet is the Oldest Written Document
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (430+ words) Beer, goats, and grains: here's what the oldest document reveals. Imagine a world without written records — no books, no laws, no way to document discoveries or communicate ideas across generations. Civilization would be trapped in a cycle of forgetfulness, with…...
Historians Discover the Long-lost ‘Leaf 123’ of the Archimedes Palimpsest. The Forgotten Page Was Erased to Make Room for a Medieval Prayer
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (844+ words) A missing page from a legendary ancient manuscript has been found hiding in plain sight. For over a century, a priceless piece of mathematical history has been hiding in plain sight. Deep within the archives of a municipal museum in…...
The People Who Made the Hanging Coffins in China Never Really Went Away
9+ mon, 4+ day ago (762+ words) A new genetic study links China’s cliffside burials to their living descendants. Some of the weirdest archaeological relics in the world hang on the rock faces of southern China, hundreds of feet above the ground. Wooden boxes clinging to the…...
1500-Year-Old Roman Ring with a Tiny Hare Was Discovered at Hadrian's Wall in Britain and It’s Absolutely Stunning
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (474+ words) A forgotten Roman fort at the empire's northern frontier gave up its most beautiful secret yet. A volunteer, digging near the cold stone of Hadrian’s Wall, made a startling discovery: an ancient silver ring featuring a delicately carved intaglio. The…...
A London Dentist Just Cracked a Geometric Code in Leonardo’s Vitruvian Man
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (967+ words) A hidden triangle could explain one of da Vinci's greatest works. For more than five centuries, Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man has invited admiration, imitation and endless geometric analysis. Its outstretched limbs fit inside both a square and a circle,…...
The Romans drew penises all over Hadrian's Wall
3+ mon, 4+ day ago (782+ words) Penis etchings -- the longstanding hallmark of military troops. Hadrian’s Wall was built to divide worlds. Stretching across northern England, the 73-mile fortification marked the Roman Empire’s hard northern edge, separating the Empire from the “barbarians” north of the wall. They…...
Meet Enheduanna: Sumerian Princess, Priestess, and the World’s First Known Author
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (819+ words) Home → Features → History and Humanities → People The third millennium BCE was a time of upheaval in Mesopotamia. The conquest of Sargon the Great saw the development of the world’s first great empire. The city of Akkad become one of the…...
A 2,000-Year-Old Graffiti Tag Inside the Valley of the Kings Reveals a Surprising Link Between Ancient India and Egypt
5+ mon, 4+ week ago (591+ words) One man's 2,000 year old graffiti is providing some of the clearest evidence yet of Indo-Egyptian contact. Roughly 2,000 years ago, a traveler from southern India stood inside the sacred tombs of Egypt’s Valley of the Kings and decided to leave his…...
Bizarre Dinosaur With a Giant Sword-Shaped Crest Discovered During the 'Expedition of the Century' in African Desert
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (1703+ words) A newly discovered Spinosaurus reignites fierce debate over whether these giant predators could actually swim. The Sahara Desert hides its secrets well. Under the scorching sun in a remote region of Niger, paleontologist Daniel Vidal spotted a strange bone protruding…...
Ancient Dragon Stones Older Than Stonehenge Reveal a Lost Water Cult Hidden High in Armenia’s Mountains
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (817+ words) These giant monuments are 1,000 years older than Stonehenge and share an interesting connection with water. Scattered across Armenia’s highest mountains are giant carved stones that seem wildly out of place. Some stand taller than a two-storey building, yet none of…...