New human species that went extinct 200,000 years ago discovered
A new human species, Homo juluensis, was discovered in China, showcasing significant cranial differences and offering insights into early human evolution.
Ancient Egyptian cocktail used psychedelics, blood and vaginal mucus
Ancient Egyptians created a psychedelic alcoholic drink for religious incubation rituals involving the deity Bes, combining alcohol with bodily fluids and psychoactive plants.
Phantom WWII ceramic coins found in Kyoto warehouse
The unprecedented discovery of 500,000 ceramic coins in Kyoto alters perceptions of wartime currency production in Japan.
How ancient civilizations socially distanced neighborhoods to evade diseases
Disease may have played a significant role in the abandonment and reorganization of early farming communities in Europe.
Viking silver bracelet hoard found on farm in Norway
Intact Viking Age silver bangles provide new insights into Viking societal structures and burial practices.