Boats have been used by humans since the Neolithic period, which began approximately 12,000 years ago. The earliest known boats were log boats, which were made by hollowing out logs of trees. Log boats were used in various parts of the world, including Europe, Asia, and Africa.
So the answer is no, there were no boats in the Stone Age.
The research team, led by the University of Tsukuba, combined observations from ancient cuneiform tablets mentioning unusual red skies with radioisotope data to identify three solar storms that likely occurred around 679 to 655 BC. This can help todays astronomers predict future solar flares or coro
The discovery of traces of human blood on arrowheads in Guatemala would testify to the holding of self-sacrificial ceremonies among the ancient Maya. Obsidian Maya arrowheads found at archaeological sites in Peten, Guatemala. In the background, the Nixtun-Chich peninsula. SELF-SACRIFICE. Very rar
Archaeologists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences have found in Tel Lachish (Israel) important evidence of the early development of the alphabet, dating from around 1450 BC. The find shows that the alphabet was not introduced to the Levant by the Egyptian conquerors, as previously thought. The st
Daesh, the Islamic State terrorist group, has destroyed new archaeological treasures in Palmyra, Syria. The Tetrapylon monument, as it could be seen in the archaeological site of Palmyra (Syria), is now partially destroyed. Palmyra. Further destruction is to be deplored in Palmyra, Syria. Accordi