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[the L]

http://www.archaeolo...bar_kokhba.html


Here you’ll see discoveries that range from a work of Europe’s earliest wall art to the revelation that Neanderthals, our closest relatives, selectively picked and ate medicinal plants, and from the unexpected discovery of a 20-foot Egyptian ceremonial boat to the excavation of stunning masks that decorate a Maya temple and tell us of a civilization’s relation to the cosmos.
Then there are the discoveries that just made us wonder. What drove someone to wrap their valuables in a cloth and hide them almost 2,000 years ago? And why were people in Bronze Age Scotland gathering bones and burying them in bogs?
The finds span the last 50,000 years and cover territories from the cradle of civilization to what is today one of the world’s most populous cities. These are a few of the discoveries that speak to us of both our record of ingenuity and our humanity. The enduring question is always: Were the people behind the evidence anything like us?

[e u n O i a]

This sort of stuff excites me greatly!

[the L]

e u n O i a, on 13 December 2012 - 07:38 PM, said:

This sort of stuff excites me greatly!

Welcome to the club.

[CuriousGreek]

Fachinating

[AliveInDeath7]

Cool to read.