Interview with professor at the faculty of engineers in Cairo Hany Helal. Hany Helal. Sciences et Avenir:Why did you, an engineer by training, get involved in this archaeological mission? Hany Helal: It is in line with what I have been doing for years. I finished my thesis at the Ecole des mines
Cornwall, located in the south-west of Great Britain, is full of prehistoric monuments. Up to 74 structures from the Bronze Age, 80 from the Iron Age, 55 from the Neolithic and one Mesolithic have been counted. Dolmens, menhirs, cairns, even stone circles of the same type as Stonehenge, are present
Surveys carried out at the beginning of April in a lake near Rome seek to discover the possible presence of a third floating palace of the Emperor Caligula. Extraction of one of Caligulas ships, in Lake Nemi in Italy in 1931. The calm waters of Lake Nemi in Italy were suddenly stirred by a team o
When two genetically distant individuals reproduce, they can pass on traits that give an evolutionary advantage. This phenomenon is called introgression and it would have accelerated our evolution by allowing us to colonize the planet. Love stories between different human species would have accele