Science
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Archaeology This Is The Very First Mayan Servant Ship To Have Actually Ever Been Discovered
September 22, 2020Main Blog > This Is The First Mayan Slave Ship To Have Ever Been Discovered Between...
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Archaeology Archaeology: Egyptian specialists uncover 13 sealed wooden coffins in the desert necropolis of Saqqara
September 21, 2020Ancient Egyptian burial shaft with 13 completely sealed wooden coffins dating back 2,500 years is unearthed...
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Archaeology Rajan Gurukkal discovers fault in imposing new-gen courses on universities
September 21, 2020‘New programmes and syllabi should ideally be evolved by statutory bodies’ ‘New programmes and syllabi should...
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Archaeology Divers in SE Asia may have found US submarine lost in WWII
September 21, 2020BANGKOK (AP) — Divers have found what they believe is the wreck of a U.S. Navy...
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Archaeology Immortality Potions Killed So Many Chinese Emperors
September 21, 2020Since you don't see many 2000-year-old Methuselahs pushing a shopping cart through Walmart's sock aisle, their...
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Archaeology SAND Problem 21
September 21, 2020To mark a decade of publishing SAND, the editors are calling 2020 their “year of archaeology”...
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Archaeology Tamil Nadu Chennai Coronavirus Live Updates: Cases rising in Chennai as city records 1175 positive cases
September 21, 2020In the last 24 hours, 74,344 samples have been tested. (Representational)Tamil Nadu Chennai Coronavirus News August...
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Archaeology New york city’s Favorite Trash-Strewn Beach Is a Wee Bit Radioactive
September 21, 2020Main Blog > New York's Favorite Trash-Strewn Beach Is a Wee Bit Radioactive Beachcombers and urban...
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Archaeology Scientists Hunt for the Source of deep space’s ‘Missing out on Gold’
September 19, 2020Illustration of a neutron star collision. Image: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/CI LabWe are made of...
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Archaeology Gold-hunting diggers destroy Sudan’s priceless past
September 18, 2020When a team of archaeologists deep in the deserts of Sudan arrived at the ancient site...
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Archaeology Relics of the past to be discovered in Oxford: A medieval friary, a Saxon wall, and … Windows 7
September 17, 2020Bork!Bork!Bork! Microsoft has many operating systems that simply refuse to die. MS-DOS can be found here...
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Archaeology The Cloud 100 2020 Virtual Top: Livestream
September 17, 2020Editors' Pick||Sep 16, 2020,11:41am EDTCovering venture capital, software and startups W hat trends will drive the...
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Archaeology Greens hail steps to conserve Eakkal caverns
September 16, 2020Hundreds of acres of land around the monument encroached upon, says activist Hundreds of acres of...
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Archaeology Union Minister proposes Mysuru for Indian Institute of Heritage and Preservation
September 15, 2020MYSURUUnion Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, Coal and Mines Pralhad Joshi has submitted a proposal to the...
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Archaeology Michael Hudson: Debt, Land and Money, From Polanyi to the New Economic Archaeology
September 15, 2020Yves here. Micheal Hudson pinged me yesterday: Since I’ve just written about how David Graeber and...
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Archaeology Ancient fossil exposes final meal of enormous marine predator
September 15, 2020Palaeontologists have discovered the skeleton of an enormous 240 million year old reptile, which has the...
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Archaeology Pitt Rivers Museum Finally Eliminates Shrunken Heads From Show
September 15, 2020For the first time in almost 80 years, Oxford University’s Pitt Rivers Museum is removing its...
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Archaeology What Stereotypes About Viking Masculinity Get Wrong
September 15, 2020Part of the Viking image today is a caricature of masculinity—the long-haired warrior still incorporated into...
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Archaeology Ceramic pots might ‘remember’ ancient meals
September 15, 2020Unglazed ceramic cookware can retain the residue of the last meal someone cooked in it, as...
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Archaeology Human beings Have Been Sleeping on Beds for 200,000 Years
September 15, 2020Main Blog > Humans Have Been Sleeping on Beds for 200,000 Years Archaeologists in South Africa...