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The “Cella Vinaria” and Grounds of a Villa Where Famous 2nd Century Saguntine Wine Mentioned by Roman Writers Was Produced, discovered in Spain
Excavations conducted at the Sant Gregori site, located in the town of Burriana (Castellón, Spain), have brought to light ...
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Spectacular Bronze Statues and Thousands of Coins Found in the Etruscan-Roman Sanctuary of San Casciano dei Bagni
In the picturesque municipality of San Casciano dei Bagni, located in the Italian province of Siena, archaeological discoveries continue to shed light on the rich history of the Etruscan-Roman ...
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Espectaculares estatuas de bronce y miles de monedas encontradas en el santuario etrusco-romano de San Casciano dei Bagni
En el pintoresco municipio de San Casciano dei Bagni, en la provincia italiana de Siena, se siguen desvelando hallazgos ...
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Why Inuit Culture Survived in Greenland While the Norse Disappeared: Children’s Toys Made the Difference
During the Little Ice Age, a period marked by freezing temperatures and extreme climatic conditions, two cultures coexisted ...
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Deutsche Physik: The Germanized and Aryan Physics Some Nazi Scientists Opposed to Einstein’s Relativity
What does physics have to do with politics? Or racism? The answer is nothing… unless we are talking about Germany in the ...
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Tiny Black Holes Created at the Beginning of the Universe Could Be Hiding in Hollow Planets, Rocks, and Ancient Buildings on Earth
Black holes result from the collapse of massive stars after they exhaust their fuel, creating regions of spacetime where not ...
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Pequeños agujeros negros creados al comienzo del universo podrían esconderse en planetas huecos, y en rocas y edificios antiguos en la Tierra
Los agujeros negros son el resultado del colapso de estrellas masivas al agotar su combustible, dando lugar a regiones del ...
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An Exceptional Viking Sword Forged in the Late 9th Century, Found by an Army Museum Employee While Swimming in a River in Poland
In November 2024, the Army Museum in Białystok unveiled an impressive historical treasure: a Viking-era sword, dated between ...
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Cisternas subterráneas del siglo I d.C. encontradas en Egipto, rodeadas de vestigios de la batalla de El Alamein
Las ruinas antiguas de Derhis (actual Darazya), ubicadas a 100 kilómetros al oeste de Alejandría, cerca del golfo de los ...
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1st century AD Underground Cisterns Found in Egypt, Surrounded by Vestiges of the Battle of El Alamein
The ancient ruins of Derhis (modern-day Darazya), located 100 kilometers west of Alexandria near the Gulf of the Arabs, ...
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Damo, la filósofa hija de Pitágoras a la que éste confió todos sus escritos y nunca quiso venderlos, prefiriendo la pobreza al oro
Según la tradición, Damo nació en Crotona, una próspera ciudad de la Magna Grecia, aproximadamente en el año 535 a. C. Era ...
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Damo, the Philosopher Daughter of Pythagoras, to Whom He Entrusted All His Writings and Who Never Wanted to Sell Them, Preferring Poverty Over Gold
According to tradition, Damo was born in Croton, a prosperous city of Magna Graecia, around the year 535 BCE. She was the ...