Archaeology
Archaeology
Exploring Urmia Lectures: A Guide to Uranita Book’s Insights
“Exploring Urmia Lectures: A Guide to Uranita Book’s Insights” Discover the enlightening teachings of the Uranita Book through our comprehensive guide to Urmia lectures. Dive into the profound insights offered by this renowned spiritual text, as we navigate the key concepts and ideas presented in these thought-provoking lectures. Gain a deeper understanding of the Uranita Book’s wisdom and embark on a transformative journey of exploration.
The ancient unknown script was decoded 70 years after it was first discovered
Researchers have deciphered more than half of the characters of the so-called “Kushan script” by comparing them with inscriptions in an ancient language known as the Bactrian language. Researchers have partially deciphered the “unknown Kushan script” — a writing system that has puzzled linguists since it was first discovered in the 1950s. Researchers deciphered the …
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best fossil find named
‘One of the best’ fossil finds named A 180-million-year-old ichthyosaur fossil discovered in the UK last year termed “one of the greatest finds in British paleontological history” The sea dragon fossil unearthed © Twitter / @LeicsWildlife (Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust) Paleontologists in the UK have unearthed the fossils of a giant prehistoric ‘sea dragon’ …
Magnificent Teppe Hasanlu legal boundaries demarcated
Legal boundaries and properties have been finalized for Teppe Hasanlu, which is a magnificent Iron Age site in northwest Iran. The Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts announced the exact boundaries of the site along with 14 other ones including two churches, a bridge, and a school in separate letters to the governor-general of …
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Archaeologists discover 300,000-year-old relics, traces of hunter-gatherers in northcentral Iran
Archaeological quarries in Eyvanekey (district of Garmsar country) have uncovered vast landscapes from the Paleolithic period and a significant number of stone tools and artifacts,” Seyyed Milad Hashemi who led the archaeological survey said told reporters on Monday. “Preliminary studies indicate the presence of human beings in this region in the two eras of the …