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Archaeology
Child who lived 17,000 years ago had blue eyes, curly brown hair, scientists reveal from fossil
The skeletal remains of the infant—Le Mura 1—were discovered in Grotta delle Mura cave near Monopoli, Puglia in southern Italy. The remains, found buried under two large rocks, were largely intact.
27 October 2024, 08:57 IST
Child who lived 17,000 years ago had blue eyes, curly brown hair, scientists reveal from fossil
27 October 2024, 08:57 IST
Tiny arm bone unlocks mystery of Indonesia's extinct 'Hobbit' people
When researchers excavated fossilized fragments of a rod-shaped bone 3-1/2 inches (88 mm) long at a site called Mata Menge on Indonesia's Flores island, the pieces initially were bagged and marked "crocodile bone fragment?" It was only later that they realized what they actually were.
06 August 2024, 17:14 IST
Tiny arm bone unlocks mystery of Indonesia's extinct 'Hobbit' people
06 August 2024, 17:14 IST
Ancient Shiva Lingam found at Andhra Pradesh's Srisailam Temple; dates back to 14th century: Report
Alongside the Lingam, some Telugu script inscriptions were also found on the same rock. The inscriptions mention about 'Chakra Gundam', 'Sarangadhara Matham', and 'Rudraksha Matham'.
07 July 2024, 06:13 IST
Ancient Shiva Lingam found at Andhra Pradesh's Srisailam Temple; dates back to 14th century: Report
07 July 2024, 06:13 IST
Base of Lord Shiva temple discovered in Maharashtra village by archaeologists
Hottal village, known for its temples from the Chalukyan era, has yielded three stone inscriptions mentioning the contributions of donors who helped construct these temples around 1070 AD, the official added.
11 June 2024, 11:30 IST
Base of Lord Shiva temple discovered in Maharashtra village by archaeologists
11 June 2024, 11:30 IST
Remnants of time: In Pompeii, archaeologists find children's sketches of gladiators
The sketches of gladiator stick figures were discovered during excavations in recent months in Pompeii, a once-thriving city that was destroyed when Mount Vesuvius erupted nearly 2,000 years ago.
29 May 2024, 14:10 IST
Remnants of time: In Pompeii, archaeologists find children's sketches of gladiators
29 May 2024, 14:10 IST
Inscription on ancient check dam across River Tungabhadra found near Koppal
The 14-foot-long, three-foot-wide inscription was discovered during the work being undertaken to modernise canals in the region.
26 May 2024, 22:54 IST
Inscription on ancient check dam across River Tungabhadra found near Koppal
26 May 2024, 22:54 IST
First evidence of ancient human occupation found in giant lava tube cave in Saudi Arabia
The Umm Jirsan lava tube lies some 125 kilometres north of the city of Madinah, in the Harrat Khaybar lava field. The tube formed long ago by cooling lava. It winds an impressive 1.5 kilometres, and reaches 12 metres in height and 45 metres in width in some sections.
18 April 2024, 08:58 IST
First evidence of ancient human occupation found in giant lava tube cave in Saudi Arabia
18 April 2024, 08:58 IST
NCERT revisions to Class 12 history text show Harappans 'indigenous' to Haryana's Rakhigarhi site
Rakhigarhi in Hisar is also said to be the largest site from the pre-Harappan period. The Archaeological Survey of India has carried multiple excavations at the Rakhigarhi site — in seasoned gaps. During the excavation in 2022, the ASI found mounds 1, 3 and 7 were taken up, and in total 13 trenches were excavated.
04 April 2024, 07:06 IST
NCERT revisions to Class 12 history text show Harappans 'indigenous' to Haryana's Rakhigarhi site
04 April 2024, 07:06 IST
Nigeria’s ancient Ilorin city, archaeologist uncovers over 1,000 years of history
Situated in north-central Nigeria and predominantly Yoruba-speaking, Ilorin gained prominence in the late 1700s.
11 March 2024, 04:40 IST
Nigeria’s ancient Ilorin city, archaeologist uncovers over 1,000 years of history
11 March 2024, 04:40 IST
Forget ‘Man the Hunter’ – physiological and archaeological evidence rewrites assumptions about a gendered division of labour in prehistoric times
There is a growing body of physiological, anatomical, ethnographic and archaeological evidence to suggest that not only did women hunt in our evolutionary past.
18 November 2023, 09:49 IST
Forget ‘Man the Hunter’ – physiological and archaeological evidence rewrites assumptions about a gendered division of labour in prehistoric times
18 November 2023, 09:49 IST
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