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Muscle proteins found in art samples from mid-18th century Chile Church murals: New Study

Churches throughout the world are famous for the mesmerizing mural paintings depicting biblical themes. Recently, researchers have identified muscle proteins in art samples from the mid-18th CE murals of Andean churches of the Colonial era. They have conducted investigations on…

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May 5, 2021

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Evidence of Honey-collecting in prehistoric West Africa from 3500 years ago: New Study

Honey is an essential part of the human kitchen from ancient times. Honey is used as food, medicine and used to make various products in different civilizations and tribal communities at different points in time. A lot of archaeological evidence…

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May 2, 2021

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Southern Africans domesticated sheep 2000 Years Ago: New Palaeoproteomics Study

Researchers have discovered the earliest domesticated sheep of southern Africa. It is a significant discovery in the field of Zooarchaeology. They have safely identified this group of species using palaeoproteomics and peptide mass fingerprinting. These species of goats are around…

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March 26, 2021
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Salt: Was it a Money or Commodity in the Classic Maya Civilization ?

For thousands of years, Salt is used as a current in the economies of various cultures and civilizations throughout the world. But what was the case of Mayans? Did they use it as money or as a commodity? The late…

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March 23, 2021

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Researchers Found The Last Dinner Of 47.5 Million years Old Fly

Researchers have found a 47.5 Million years old fly with a stomach full of food and plant residues in the Messel, Germany. The fly belongs to the short-proboscid nemestrinids species and genus Hirmoneura. Scientists know very little about the eating…

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March 15, 2021

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Southeast Asians Had Adaptive Genetic Resistance Capacity against Malaria 7000 Years Ago: New Study

In the 21st Century, malaria has affected around 8 million population in Southeast Asia. The presence of parasitic disease Malaria in this region has a long history.Researchers have recently found that the ancient people of Pacific and Southeast Asia had…

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March 14, 2021

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Ancient Diet of Medieval Nubian Monks Revealed: New Study

A new study conducted on 30 skeletons of a Nubian Monastery reveals the ancient diet patterns of the medieval Nubian monastery of Sudan. According to researchers, historians knew a lot of things about the Byzantine and Egyptian societies but very little is known about…

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March 10, 2021

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Neanderthals Could Talk and Hear much Like Modern Humans: New Study

A recent study conducted by researchers reveals similarities between auditory and speech dimensions of Neanderthals and Homo sapiens. The past researches on fossils of initial stage hominins and sima de los huesos hominins of the Middle Pleistocene epoch depict some…

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March 8, 2021
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Planet’s Oldest Animal fossils Found In The Indian Prehistoric Caves Of Bhimbetka

A team of researchers has accidentally found the planet’s oldest animal fossils on Maihar Sandstone at the prehistoric caves of Bhimbetka, India. These prehistoric nature rock caves are located in the Madhya Pradesh state of India near the state’s capital…

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February 14, 2021

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2700 Years Old Ancient Face Cream Discovered In Liujiawa, China

Today’s world is known for its fashion. Usually, fashion and cosmetic products are considered as the things of the modern world. But currently, Researchers come across a new finding related to an ancient cosmetic industry in China. Although, no one…

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February 13, 2021