Tag Archives: Archeology

6,000 years of arrows emerge from the melting of Norwegian ice

[ad_1] Archaeologists in Norway have discovered dozens of arrows, some dating back 6,000 years, melting from a 60-acre patch of ice in the county’s high mountains. Expeditions to explore the Langfonne Ice Zone in 2014 and 2016, both of which were particularly hot summers, also revealed abundant reindeer bones and …

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Two victims of the volcano disaster discovered

[ad_1] A volcanic eruption wiped out the city of Pompeii within minutes in 79 AD The remains of the ruins continue to appear today. A new discovery is particularly impressive. The Pompeii archaeologists have succeeded in the sensational reconstruction of two ancient victims of the historic volcanic catastrophe of the …

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Ancient Dog DNA reveals their lasting connection with people

[ad_1] After that domestication event, some things seem to have remained constant. According to the team’s findings, after dogs separated from wolves over 11,000 years ago, wolves never made a major re-entry into dog populations (until, perhaps, the contemporary wolf dog craze). Given that dogs and wolves belong to the …

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