This November 14, Unesco is organizing, in partnership with the European Union, a day on the illicit trafficking of cultural property. A traffic that has reached considerable proportions, especially in areas affected by armed conflicts or natural disasters and that the Covid-19 pandemic has not slow
It lived 437 million years ago:it is the oldest scorpion fossil. However, the animal appears strangely modern. Drawing of a Parioscorpio venator reconstructed from two fossils discovered in the United States. A new species of prehistoric scorpion dating to the early Silurian, around 437.5 to 436.
In the heart of the forest massif of Fontainebleau, in Seine-et-Marne, are more than 2000 shelters engraved by our prehistoric ancestors. During prehistory, our ancestors notably carved furrows and grids in the rocks of the forest massif of Fontainebleau. CJAMY. Camille Gauberts column is broadc
Walking in it would bring good luck...but not only that! US scientists have used biomarkers from human and animal feces to better estimate the occupation and decline of the pre-Columbian site of Cahokia, North America. The site of Cahokia, one of the largest Amerindian cities in North America at t