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Mystery of a man who died 1,300 years ago in China is SOLVED - and experts say it was murder - Vimarsana News

Mystery of a man who died 1,300 years ago in China is SOLVED - and experts say it was murder

A male's skeleton found in a tomb was thought to be of a grave robber who accidently died, but a new analysis shows the man was murdered and may have dumped in a cemetery by the killers.

Horrifying mountain of human bones and bodies 'ravaged by hyenas' found inside ancient cave - Vimarsana News

Horrifying mountain of human bones and bodies 'ravaged by hyenas' found inside ancient cave

A MOUNTAINof human bones and animal carcasses has been found inwhat's thought to be a hyenas' lava tube cavein Saudi Arabia.The gruesome f

Minoans' Sophisticated Diet Included Imported Spices From Asia - Vimarsana News

Minoans' Sophisticated Diet Included Imported Spices From Asia

The Throne Room at Knossos, the capital of the Minoan civilization. Credit: Rolf Dietrich Brecher/Wikimedia Commons/CC-BY-SA-2.0The Minoans were a remarkable people, with a civilization far advanced for its time in many ways, with artwork and palaces replete with riches beyond description; now we can see that their diet was as rich and varied as their…

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Hyena Cave in Saudi Arabia Yields Huge Pile of Animal and Human Bones - Vimarsana News

Hyena Cave in Saudi Arabia Yields Huge Pile of Animal and Human Bones

“The size and composition of the bone accumulation, as well as the presence of hyena skeletal remains and coprolites, suggest that the assemblage was primarily accumulated by striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena),” the scientists wrote in an article published in the August edition of the journal Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences . They described the bone collection as the typical result of large-scale carnivore/scavenger activity. They identified the striped hyena as the most logical candidate based on its well-known habits and long presence in the region. “Striped hyena are very a...