How water-based clocks revolutionised the way we measure time | Aeon Videos
Ctesibius's innovations in water clock technology solved mechanical riddles, significantly improving the precision of timekeeping in ancient civilizations.
Cornish tin was sold all over Europe 3,000 years ago, say archaeologists
The identification of the trade network radically transforms our understanding of bronze age Britain's place in the wider world, indicating their significant role in the Mediterranean.
What Was The First Candy In History? The Ancient Origins Unraveled - Tasting Table
Historians point to a Mesolithic painting in a rock cave in Spain, dated back over 8,000 years, depicting foragers collecting honeycombs from a bees' nest.
Mysterious liquid found under 'gateway to the underworld' in Mexico
The recent discovery of liquid mercury pools in Teotihuacan's Pyramid reveals new theories surrounding its ancient purpose, possibly connecting to supernatural rituals or advanced technology.