A strange vessel of clay At first glance may seem very easy to write something about the so-called stack of Baghdad, remains one of the most out of place known to the general public. Yet, as we shall see, the circumstances of discovery lead us to believe that the news report that is at least confusing. Assuming that one should certainly Wilhelm Konig credited with having made known to the small jars, so that will be talked about, just before the Second World War, it is unclear who this gentleman: an archaeologist (amateur or not), the Director of the National Museum in Baghdad or an engineer.

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A secret message hidden by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel frescoes. That's what Ian Suk and Rafael Tamargo, two experts in neuroanatomy at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine claim to have found looking at the paintings in Rome.

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The striking similarities between the wheels and about 80 rows of stones scattered on the plateau of Dartmoor (Devon County, England) and Stonehenge, 180 km east, suggest that these monuments could be the work of the same "people".

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Noah's Ark resurfaced again, but without ever drift away too much from where most researchers believe it is. We are always in Turkey. We suggest the link to the original, unfortunately for rights issues we could not propose it translated but given the interest of research we decided to report anyway.

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According to a new study published in Science, two fossil skeletons dated to almost 2 million years ago and discovered the site of Malapa (South Africa) would be a new species of Australopithecus.

It was dubbed Australopithecus sediba and would be a transitional form between the 'Australopithecus africanus (genus Australopithecus) el' Homo habilis or Homo erectus later (genus Homo, our own). So there is no known missing or its Scientists describe in this way.

Lee Berger and his son Matthew and the dog Tau Malapa site where the fossils were found (Benedicte Kurzen for The New York Times)

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Present users with the cover of the fourth electronic book, shortly free download on the portal. We pay tribute to a great protagonist of archeology, Gabriele D'Annunzio Baraldi, who has dedicated his entire life in search of a dream: Atlantis. Baraldi, whose work is little known in Europe, developed a translation system based on the proto-Hittite in combination with the Tupi Guarani, in order to interpret ancient languages without decoding. This system Baraldi claimed to have deciphered cryptic writings, like the statue of Fawcett and Stone Inga. The idol of Fawcett, according to Baraldi, came from South America, associated with a group of survivors or descendants of the inhabitants of the lost continent of Atlantis.

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Exploring different settlements, layer by layer

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Some stone statues that have been pulled out of the archaeological layers of Troy Troy III and IV (2050 - 1900 BC) strikingly reminiscent of the idols "space" of the Cyclades and Tell Ashmar in Mesopotamia, the profile of an anthropomorphic figure carved carving an antler, it seems again that the "giant" stone of the Maltese island of Gozo but also the profile of the famous statues of Easter Island, while the humanoid faces carved on the edges of the vessels of Troy I and the monstrous clay figure with six fingers found in deposits of Troy VIIb, do not look like any other specimen found in the world known to us. (more ...)

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A wall of 23,000 years ago, the most 'of the ancient world,' was discovered in northern Greece: according to archaeologists, was built during the Paleolithic to defend themselves from the intense cold. The remains of the stone wall were found at the entrance of the cave Teopetra in location 'Meteora, known for Orthodox monasteries carved into the rock, Kalambaka, 350 kilometers from Athens.

"This is the wall more 'ancient ever found in Gracia and while the world is probably' was built by men of the Paleolithic against the cold," said archaeologist Nina Kiparis, a specialist in paleontology, director of the excavation during a conference press. The wall is 24 to 30 meters with an entrance shaped oval.

During the excavations and research in the cave Teopetra, the team headed by Kiparis has also found numerous corn and beans. Based on this discovery, archaeologists have speculated that the Greeks over 20,000 years ago, the local man knew already 'cultivate the land . If the hypothesis will be 'confirmed, it will be' a revolutionary discovery, because 'so far thought that agriculture was born in the Middle East around 10/7.000 years ago.

Source: www.adnkronos.com

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A renowned forensic sculptor has used his skills to recreate the face of the famous Starchild skull basis. For an expert in cryptozoology, Chris Murphy, then statistically compared, as shown in the image, the correspondence between the various sections of the face of Starchild and those of humans.

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