As we continue in our quest to care for our planet, our enhanced understanding to how past civilizations reacted to climatic events is crucial.
It just goes to show that our planet always has new secrets just waiting to be discovered.
There is history hidden just below the ground.
The Norse people frequently encountered the Arctic locals on their voyages.
Even the oldest parts of history never stop surprising us.
After 900 years of waiting, the unearthed coins will be on public display very soon.
The village was identified in 2023 after archaeologists discovered Algonquian pottery shards.
They’re conducting radiocarbon analysis to get a better picture of when the monument was built.
The very first mention was 500 years after it supposedly occurred.
Damien Boschetto, a 25-year-old amateur paleontologist, made an incredible discovery last year while walking his dog in a forest tucked away in scenic southern France. According to CNN, Boschetto’s walk took an unexpected turn when he noticed a bone protruding from the earth near a cliff edge. Little did he know, he was about to…
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