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🧐 Ancient Beat #119: Stone faces, submerged hieroglyphs, and the use of hydraulics in pyramid construction
Mysterious Stone Carving Depicting a Human Face Found in Kazakhstan — A stone carving featuring a human face was uncovered in the Akmola Region of…
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🧐 Ancient Beat #118: Giant armadillo burgers, ancient woodworking, and the Pyramid of the Moon
Ancient humans may have butchered and eaten a giant armadillo-like creature called a glyptodont around 20,000 years ago in Argentina. This discovery…
Jul 19
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James Fleischmann
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🧐 Ancient Beat #117: Ancient Play Doh, the oldest narrative art, and rituals passed down for 500 generations
Cave art in Indonesia has been re-dated using laser ablation U-series analysis on calcium carbonate layers, and it goes back to 51,200 years ago. That…
Jul 12
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🧐 Ancient Beat #116: Late Denisovans, stone needles, and the not-so-sudden demise of Cahokia
Bone remains found in a Tibetan cave 10,760 feet above sea level indicate Denisovans survived there for millennia. Denisovans, an extinct species of…
Jul 5
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June 2024
🧐 Ancient Beat #115: Enormous mounds, temples, and Rapa Nui's new narrative
During highway construction near Lípa, Czechia, archaeologists discovered a 5,300-year-old burial mound, or long barrow, with 30 graves — two central…
Jun 28
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James Fleischmann
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🧐 Ancient Beat #114: Migrations, mounds, and lost cities
A 4,500-year-old grave in central France revealed the mixing of local farmers and steppe herders from what is now Ukraine and Russia. This grave…
Jun 21
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James Fleischmann
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🧐 Ancient Beat #113: Labyrinths, dragons, and egalitarian food access in prehistory
A monumental circular Minoan structure has been discovered atop Papoura Hill near Kastelli, Crete, dating between 2000 and 1700 BCE. Spanning…
Jun 15
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James Fleischmann
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🧐 Ancient Beat #112: Matrilineal Celts, sacred hunts, and snake boundaries
DNA analysis of 31 skeletons from 7 burial sites in southwestern Germany, dating to the 6th and 5th centuries BCE, suggests elite Iron Age Celts may…
Jun 8
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🧐 Ancient Beat #112: Matrilineal Celts, sacred hunts, and snake boundaries
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May 2024
🧐 Ancient Beat #111: The purpose of Seahenge, pushing back the settlement of Iran (by 300k years), and more evidence for the Younger Dryas…
New research into Seahenge, a 4,000-year-old timber circle on Norfolk's Holme-next-the-sea beach, suggests it was built during a period of extreme…
May 31
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James Fleischmann
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🧐 Ancient Beat #111: The purpose of Seahenge, pushing back the settlement of Iran (by 300k years), and more evidence for the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis
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🧐 Ancient Beat #110: Ancient stressors, a missing sarcophagus, and a less hustly bustly Çatalhöyük
Çatalhöyük, a Neolithic settlement in southern Turkey, long believed to have been densely populated, likely housed only 600 to 800 individuals at its…
May 25
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🧐 Ancient Beat #110: Ancient stressors, a missing sarcophagus, and a less hustly bustly Çatalhöyük
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🧐 Ancient Beat #109: A punic time capsule, unexpected rock art, and a long-lost Nile branch responsible for the pyramids
Researchers found that 31 pyramids, including the Giza complex, were likely built along a now-buried 40-mile-long Nile branch named "Ahramat." This…
May 17
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🧐 Ancient Beat #109: A punic time capsule, unexpected rock art, and a long-lost Nile branch responsible for the pyramids
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🧐 Ancient Beat #108: Moated windmills, squirrel knights, and a new structure at Giza
Archaeologists believe they've identified a previously unknown ancient Egyptian structure next to the Giza pyramids. Ground-penetrating radar surveys…
May 11
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🧐 Ancient Beat #108: Moated windmills, squirrel knights, and a new structure at Giza
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