Whether Neanderthals would have reached latitudes as far north as Scandinavia is a question that has been debated by scientists for many years. The prevailing thesis so far is that they never got there, basically because the weather didnt allow it, it was too cold. But a new study indicates otherwi
In Imola, Italy, a team of archaeologists unearthed a rare case of coffin birth. The study of the bones made it possible to trace the causes of the death of the mother and the post-mortem delivery. The discovery and analysis of the bones of a burial showing a case of coffin birth highlights medica
Did the Celts coexist with the Vikings in Iceland? It is one of the explanations for the strange rings discovered in the Nordic country in the 1980s. On the edge of the Seltjarnarnes peninsula, next to the Örfirisey nature reserve to the east of Reykjavík, there are a series of ring-like structures
Oetzi at the time of his discovery, in 1991, among the ice of Similaun Oetzi, primitive man also known as Mummy of the Similaun , continues to reveal so much about himself and, in this way, also about the very distant time in which he lived (see also https://www.pilloledistoria.it/7218/preis