Biblical archaeologists are using ancient texts and modern technology to uncover possible clues to one of Christianity's ...
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4,000 BCE: The World’s First Lock and Key System Discovered
Archaeologists traced the invention of the lock and key back to Mesopotamia around 4,000 BCE. The first wooden pin locks, later adopted in Egypt and Greece, reveal just how advanced early ...
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Mesopotamian clay shows early chemistry
Unveiling the mysteries of early civilization, Mesopotamian clay provides valuable insights into the origins of chemistry.
We unlocked the secret to making ice less than 200 years ago. Long before compressors and electricity, cultures around the world found ingenious ways to gather, store and use ice. Take a look.
Ancient warnings from texts like the Sumerian King List and Hopi prophecies reveal cyclical disaster patterns that could help you prepare for future global catastrophes.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be seen as a kind of time traveler. It cannot carry people through centuries, but it can move through the data left behind. From old texts to forgotten places, AI can ...
By the Middle Bronze Age, evidence shows that cultures in the region often enjoyed one crop over the other. Widespread ...
Grape and olive farming traditions have changed through time based on shifts in climate and the needs of the local culture, ...
Archaeologists excavating a section of the well-known Konya's Karahöyük site have discovered three artifacts from different ...
Explore the ambitious Revive the Spirit of Mosul UNESCO campaign, restoring 124 heritage houses and significant landmarks in ...
Once civilizations rose, artists belonged to a class of citizens, grouped with craftsmen, smiths, and similarly skilled ...
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The Moon Is Moving Farther From Earth Each Year, and Tides Are the Reason
Learn more about tides and tidal bulge, and how they’re contributing to the moon drifting away.
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