archeology
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Prehistoric Melbourne Was Once a Paradise for Tropical Pig-Nosed Turtles
The pig-nosed turtle, an endangered freshwater turtle native to the Northern Territory and southern New Guinea, is unique in many respects. Unlike most freshwater turtles, it is almost completely adapted to life in water. It has paddle-like flippers similar to sea turtles, a snorkel-like “pig-nose” to help it breathe while staying submerged, and eggs that…
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What Was The Most Fun Thing Humans Could Do 5,000 Years Ago?
The next time you’re dissociating on designer Dark Web drugs, porn in one tab and Succession in the other, group chat going strong on the phone with which, at any time of day, you might meet a cute stranger online, or read two or even three moderately funny tweets, take a moment to feel for…
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Scientists Found A New ‘Space’ Inside The Great Pyramid (And A Robot Will Show Us What It Is)
A International team of scientists have found what could be a 30 metre long hidden room in the Great Pyramid of Giza – using particle physics. And finding out what exactly is inside will be done with augmented reality, and a tiny drone robot. What a time to be alive.
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The World’s Oldest Axe Has Been Found In Australia
The world’s oldest axe — dating back at least 46,000 years — has been uncovered in Australia. And, already, there’s a mystery surrounding it.