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Researchers find the missing river that helped build the pyramids - Vimarsana News

Researchers find the missing river that helped build the pyramids

It's an important puzzle piece in showing how the pyramids were built.

Researchers Find Arctic Region Was Warmer ~10,000 Years Ago Than Today - Vimarsana News

Researchers Find Arctic Region Was Warmer ~10,000 Years Ago Than Today

A new Nature study shows that the Early Holocene was warmer about 10,000 years ago where Arctic sea ice transited from perennial to seasonal.

Anthropocene: The Cockroach of the Geologic Time Scale? - Vimarsana News

Anthropocene: The Cockroach of the Geologic Time Scale?

Guest "Roaches check in -- but they don't check out!" by David Middleton Who could ever forget this classic 1980 TV commercial, featuring "the Greatest" Muhammad Ali? https://youtu.be/Pego09xexQI As Kip Hansen very eloquently pointed out here and here, the Anthropocene is every bit as dead as all of the cockroaches ever killed by Muhammad Ali.…

Paleo-Indians Changed Latin America â€" Rock Art Proves It - Vimarsana News

Paleo-Indians Changed Latin America â€" Rock Art Proves It

Ancient humans moved to America 25,000 years ago. �� Paleo-Indians Changed Latin America — Rock Art Proves It.

"Barrow Island lithic scatters: A unique record of occupation patterns " by David W. Zeanah, Peter M. Veth et al. - Vimarsana News

"Barrow Island lithic scatters: A unique record of occupation patterns " by David W. Zeanah, Peter M. Veth et al.

A key inquiry in Pleistocene human coastal adaptations asks whether coastlines were productive littoral patches that were consistently utilized over time or did fluctuating sea levels make them marginally productive patches that only supplemented terrestrially oriented foraging. Investigating this issue is challenging because rising glacio-eustatic sea levels submerged most evidence of Pleistocene coastal occupation. We address the question directly by integrating this analysis of open-air lithic assemblages with previously reported cave excavations on Barrow and adjacent islands in Western Au...

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