12 Sep 2022 The Homo Floresiensis Controversy: The Hunt For The Modern Hobbit A Hoax? By ashley cowie Archaeology & Science 0 Has the search for the modern relatives of Flores Island’s Homo floresiensis turned into a hoax-hunt? Everything that scientists thought about human evolution changed in 1856 after the first fossil evidence of ancestral human forms was discovered... Read More
07 Sep 2022 Astrophysics - The Origins Of The Zodiac In Wales By Hugh Evans Archaeology & Science 0 Astrophysics indicate the origin of the Zodiac may just be found within the Star Maps of Gwynedd, one of several counties or administrative districts in North Wales. Thousands of years ago Gwynedd was an ancient kingdom in its own right, covering... Read More
02 Sep 2022 Archaeo-astronomy Of The Ancient Nabataeans In Petra By Dr Marion Dolan Archaeology & Science 0 Adoration of the Sun and alignment of monuments to its annual path through the skies was universal in the ancient world. Evidence of that devotion has been uncovered in sacred architecture across hundreds of years and thousands of miles. The Sun is... Read More
17 Aug 2022 Britain’s Stanwick Oppidum: Capital Of Queen Cartimandua And The Brigantes? By Rebecca Batley Archaeology & Science 0 Britain's Iron Age landscape conceals many secrets and has many tales to tell and few stories are more dramatic than that of the Brigantes and their queen Cartimandua, when the Romans arrived in Britain. A contemporary of Boudicca, Cartimandua... Read More
08 Aug 2022 King Sargon Of Akkad As The Second-Coming Dumuzi By Willem McLoud Archaeology & Science 0 Sargon the Great of Akkad (fl. c. 2370-2314) is one of the greatest heroes of ancient Mesopotamian history, the one who founded the Akkadian Empire (c. 2370-2190), the very first world empire. The Akkadian myths and legends reflect the folkloric... Read More