* Bone tools, such as needles, harpoons, and spear points
* Cave paintings and other forms of art
* Jewelry and other personal ornaments
* Burials and other evidence of mortuary practices
* Hearths and other evidence of cooking
* Evidence of trade and exchange between different groups
The researcher of this project , André Strauss, from the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology at the Max Planck Institute, together with the collaboration by Domingo Salazar-García, a biomolecular archaeologist from the Department of Prehistory at the University of Valencia, have published the re
Egypt reopens to the public two pyramids closed for more than 50 years at the site of Dahshur, south of Cairo. The Bent Pyramid, on the site of Dahshur (Egypt). And two! It is not so common, as the Egyptian authorities have just done on Saturday July 13, to allow the public access again to the py
Long before envelopes, letters were secured by clever folds that are today undone by technology. One of the letters in Briennes collection dating from 1697. Securing communications is a very current problem, but not only. Ensuring the confidentiality of messages has always been an important issue
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