During the Neolithic period, there were significant advances in technology and the development of settled life.
After having shown their effectiveness in the Bent Pyramid, the muon detectors of the ScanPyramids mission are now aimed at Kheops in search of unknown voids. With a first success for the CEA. The Alhazen muon telescope installed in front of Kheops. It is named after a famous Arab-Muslim mathematic
ScanPyramids mission scientists publish in Nature this November 2, 2017 their discovery of a huge cavity in the great pyramid of Cheops. Could we find the pharaohs mummy there? On the left, Sébastien Prosecutor, from the CEA, in front of the muon detector used to scan the entrails of the Cheops py
Exploring the basements of Ribe, Jutland, on the Danish coast, sheds light on how the first Viking Age town emerged in the early 8thth century, in a world that did not know these urban spaces. In the VIIIth century in Ribe (Denmark), at the dawn of the Viking Age, bead makers used pieces of glass
Since the end of the 18th century, numerous travelers have left in writing mentions and brief descriptions of some curious dolmens scattered on both sides of the Caucasus mountain range, on its western slope, between Abkhazia and the Tamán peninsula. But it would not be until the end of the 19th ce