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A leper cemetery found in Freiburg im Breisgau reminds us of the terrible fate of contagious patients in the Middle Ages

In the Middle Ages, being afflicted with an incurable infectious disease meant solitary confinement forever. Leprosy, syphilis or tuberculosis thus automatically condemned to oblivion. The discovery of 400 skeletons on the site of the former cemetery of a medieval leprosarium in Freiburg im Breisgau

Do we still use tools invented by Neanderthals?

By the time Homo sapiens arrived in Europe, Neanderthals had already made the continent their home and adopted behaviors and practices that were later associated with Sapiens. It was the Neanderthals who invented an instrument called a lissoir (polishing) - one of the oldest tools located in Europe,

Kerkouane, the only Carthaginian city unmodified by later cultures, whose true name is unknown

In 1952 the French archaeologist Pierre Cintas, a specialist in Punic archeology and famous, among other things, for having discovered the founding deposit of Carthage, together with Charles Saumagne, discovered the ruins of a Carthaginian city in northeastern Tunisia, near Cape Bon . The following

Valknut, the Nordic symbol whose meaning and original name are unknown

Although today it is sadly famous for its appropriation and use by some supremacist groups, the truth is that the Valknut Nordic seems to be more related to religion and funeral rites than to politics or other issues. It is a symbol that appears in inscriptions and runestones, rings, furniture, shi