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Mercator world map Public Domain and Gerardus Mercator of Rupelmonde at the age of 62 by Frans Hogenburg (1574) (Public Domain) — 07 Jul 2023

16th-Century Maps Reveal 1800 BC Ice Free Greenland And Antarctica

By Les Trager

Archaeology & Science

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There is a large body of maps of the Americas which cannot be explained by known explorations. Mercator’s 1569 World Map shows all of Greenland without ice at its coasts. Finaeus’ 1531 World Map shows Antarctica without coastal ice, all...
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Mercator world map Public Domain and Gerardus Mercator of Rupelmonde at the age of 62 by Frans Hogenburg (1574) (Public Domain) — 07 Jul 2023

16th-Century Maps Reveal 1800 BC Ice Free Greenland And Antarctica

By Les Trager

Archaeology & Science

0

There is a large body of maps of the Americas which cannot be explained by known explorations. Mercator’s 1569 World Map shows all of Greenland without ice at its coasts. Finaeus’ 1531 World Map shows Antarctica without coastal ice, all...
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Environment around the La Brea Tar Pits, with Columbian mammoth herd in the background, by Charles Knight (1921) (Public Domain) — 06 Mar 2023

Tracking The Old Ways Of Ice Age Megafauna Hunters

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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While mammoths were hunted by early human populations in North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa, the primary cause of their extinction was changing climate, and disease. During the last Ice Age, in north-west South America, Clovis culture hunters...
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Environment around the La Brea Tar Pits, with Columbian mammoth herd in the background, by Charles Knight (1921) (Public Domain) — 06 Mar 2023

Tracking The Old Ways Of Ice Age Megafauna Hunters

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

0

While mammoths were hunted by early human populations in North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa, the primary cause of their extinction was changing climate, and disease. During the last Ice Age, in north-west South America, Clovis culture hunters...
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