Mitch Stacy of the Associated Press on Civil War-era ship yields its treasure: Historical records indicate the sidewheel steamer SS Republic was carrying 20,000 gold coins — worth $120 million […]
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Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past. – George Orwell 1984
Archaelogy and Anthropology Roundup
CBC News on Iceman stuck close to home: study: A 5,200-year-old iceman likely didn’t collect many stamps on his prehistoric passport. The iceman, known as Oetzi, was found frozen in […]
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CBC News on Researchers dig up earliest 'butcher shop' Anthropologists working in Ethiopia say they've found the earliest direct evidence of a stone tool "kitchen," dating back 2.6 million years. […]
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Danny Heitman on Can the break of day be negotiated? As Daylight Saving Time concludes this weekend, many Americans will roll back their clocks and grab an extra hour of […]
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Kathleen Wren of MSNBC on Lost cities of the Amazon revealed: Newly discovered traces of ancient roads, bridges, and plazas in Brazil’s tropical forest may help dispel the once-popular impression […]
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MSNBC on Prehistoric spider web strand found: A strand of spider web silk about 130 million years old has been found preserved in Lebanese amber, a Swiss scientist said Wednesday. […]
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I have submitted the following letter to the new website – Steve Sailer Sucks: In a future article on your Steve Sailer Sucks website you may want to cover the […]
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Hazel Morris of New Scientist on Satellites hunt for buried treasure: In a first for radar sensing, researchers have shown the technology can locate and identify buried objects. Their technique […]
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CBC News on Stonehenge mystery solved: it's a girl: England's ancient Stonehenge monument resembles a female fertility symbol, Canadian researchers say. Viewed from above, the pattern of stones resembles the […]
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James Randerson of New Scientist on Dawn of human race uncovered: Three fossil skulls from Ethiopia have been revealed as the oldest human remains yet discovered. The 160,000-year-old finds plug […]
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