* Hand axes
* Choppers
* Scrapers
* Burins
* Arrowheads
* Spearheads
* Knives
Art
* Cave paintings
* Petroglyphs
* Sculptures
Jewelry
* Beads
* Bracelets
* Necklaces
* Earings
Building remains
* Houses
* Walls
* Forts
* Tombs
Other artifacts
* Pottery
* Baskets
* Textiles
* Fire hearths
* Animal bones
* Plant remains
* Burial sites
Some time ago we published an article in which we told how the Spanish Isabel de Barreto was the first female admiral in history. In reality, there was at least one precedent that, yes, had the advantage of being queen over her and therefore the power to personally lead a squadron:Artemisia I, Caria
Nicholas Stephen Alkamand was born in 1922. With World War II underway, Alkamand enlisted in the RAF and trained as a machine gunner. He was assigned to 115 Bombardment Squadron which at the time operated with Avro Lancaster II aircraft. Alkamand flew his aircraft code DS664 which his crew had named
Sopwith Camel Fighter Aircraft Role Crew 1 pilot EngineGnome 9 engine 151 hp rotary engine Dimensions Wingspan 8.5 m Length 5.72m Height 2.59m Wing area 21.45 m² Masses Empty 421 kg With armament 659 kg PerformanceMaximum speed 185 km/h(Mach 0.15) Design The Sopwith Camel was a British
The Oseberg ships , Gokstad and Tune they are the three unique drakkar found in good condition in Norway and this is due to the fact that they were used as tombs , and inside them numerous jewels and gold objects were found. The drakkar is the typical boat used by the Vikings for milit