High-Tech Scans Prove Austria's Venus of Willendorf Came from Italy
A new study used tomography scanning to reveal a hidden secret in the iconic Venus of Willendorf statue, which finally proved the strange limestone was Italian.
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A new study used tomography scanning to reveal a hidden secret in the iconic Venus of Willendorf statue, which finally proved the strange limestone was Italian.
Micro-CT analysis shows material likely comes from northern Italy, some 2,500 kilometers from where it was found in lower Austria.
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Archaeologists digging in the Bizmoune Cave in southwest Morocco find the oldest set of jewellery known to man.
What archeologists believed to be the oldest jewellery discovered in southwest Morocco between 2014 and 2018 could be evidence that social profiling was practised during ancient times.