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How Fake Coins Kept the Roman Empire’s Economy Alive in Its Decline
A recent study published in the journal Vegueta reveals how counterfeit coins were key to sustaining the economy in the final ...
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Earth Could Be Inside a Gigantic and Unsettling Cosmic Void a Billion Light-Years Across
A team of astronomers has presented a theory suggesting that Earth and our entire galaxy, the Milky Way, may be located ...
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La Tierra podría estar dentro de un gigantesco e inquietante vacío cósmico de mil millones de años luz
Un equipo de astrónomos ha presentado una teoría que sugiere que la Tierra y toda nuestra galaxia la Vía Láctea pueden estar ...
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Cómo las monedas falsas mantuvieron viva la economía del Imperio Romano en su ocaso
Un estudio reciente publicado en la revista Vegueta revela cómo las monedas falsificadas fueron clave para sostener la ...
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Ireland Was Not Ruled by an Elite of God-Kings in the Neolithic, as Previously Believed
Newgrange is a massive circular passage tomb built more than 5,000 years ago in the Boyne Valley (County Meath) in Ireland, thus older than Stonehenge and the pyramids of Giza. Its rediscovery in 1699 ...
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¿Una guarnición de gigantes en el Muro de Adriano? Restos de calzado romano de grandes dimensiones encontrados en el fuerte de Magna
En los fosos defensivos del fuerte romano de Magna, situado en Northumberland y sede hoy del Roman Army Museum, los arqueólogos han encontrado restos de calzado antiguo de dimensiones extraordinarias ...
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Over 170 Meters of Wall and 450 Lead Projectiles from the Roman Siege Discovered in an Italian City Allied with Hannibal
Archaeological excavations in the locality of Cupa, in the municipality of Ugento in the southeastern tip of Italy, have uncovered remains of the ancient Messapian walls and numerous materials from ...
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A Disturbing Burial from La Tène Culture 2,400 Years Ago Discovered: A Woman with a Girl on Her Lap
Excavations prior to the development of an industrial park in the town of Vaihingen an der Enz, in southwestern Germany, uncovered a vast prehistoric site where more than 1,100 structures and findings ...
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An Australian moth is the first invertebrate capable of navigating by the stars and the Milky Way during its migration over hundreds of kilometers
An international team of scientists has demonstrated that the Australian Bogong moth uses star constellations and the Milky Way to navigate during its annual migration over hundreds of kilometers ...
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A Large Domus with a Subterranean Cellar Over 2 Meters Deep Discovered in Ancient Metlosedum of the Senones
A 2.20 m deep cellar has been preserved, accessed by a double quarter-turn staircase composed of three flights of steps and two landings. On the first landing, a small smooth column drum was found ...
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Neanderthals Spread Across Eurasia Following Rivers and Warm Climate, Reaching the Denisovans in Less Than 2,000 Years
A recent anthropological analysis explains how Neanderthals spread from Eastern Europe to the vast regions of Central and Eastern Eurasia between 120,000 and 60,000 years ago. The scarcity of ...
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A Hidden Pattern in the Sequence of Prime Numbers Revealed
A fragment of the Rhind papyrus, which shows the knowledge about prime numbers in ancient Egypt. Credit: The Trustees of the British Museum For example, the number 4 has five partitions: 4, 3 + 1, 2 + ...