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News from The Past

Latest news from our sister site, the-past.com

  • Australia’s ancient rock art
    on May 18, 2021

    Researchers in Australia have used wasp nests on a cave wall to identify the earliest known example of in situ rock art in the country: a painting of a kangaroo created over 17,000 years ago.

  • Discoveries in the Judean Desert
    on May 17, 2021

    The newly discovered fragments consist of over 20 pieces of parchment belonging to the Minor Prophets Scroll, including sections of the books of Zechariah and Nahum.

  • Lost city in Luxor
    on May 16, 2021

    The city is situated near to Amenhotep III’s royal palaces and may have provided food and other items to the royal residence, as well as acting as the administrative and industrial centre of the empire.

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