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Almost identical Ostrich eggshell beads have been found across Africa - Vimarsana News

Almost identical Ostrich eggshell beads have been found across Africa

Almost identical beads made from ostrich eggshells have been discovered by researchers in eastern and southern Africa that date back more than 50,000 years.

NEIL MACKAY'S BIG READ: Life in the Scottish Stone Age, 11,000BC … the incredible hidden story of our most ancient ancestors - Vimarsana News

NEIL MACKAY'S BIG READ: Life in the Scottish Stone Age, 11,000BC … the incredible hidden story of our most ancient ancestors

A series of incredible archaeological finds and amazing scientific breakthroughs has completely reshaped our understanding of Scotland’s earliest…

Stunning Stone Age rock art including a depiction of a bird is discovered in Italy - Vimarsana News

Stunning Stone Age rock art including a depiction of a bird is discovered in Italy

Archeaologists have been working in the Romanelli Cave in Apulia, Italy since 2016, but the first Stone Age artwork was found there over 100 years ago, in 1905.

World's Oldest Jewelry Excavated at a Moroccan Cave - Vimarsana News

World's Oldest Jewelry Excavated at a Moroccan Cave

Scientists have just published a study on 33 Aterian snail shell beads from a cave dig in Morocco, which are now considered to be the world’s oldest jewelry.

Archaeologists discover hundreds of rare coins from Iron Age on HS2 route - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists discover hundreds of rare coins from Iron Age on HS2 route

Hundreds of rare coins from the Iron Age have been uncovered by archaeologists working on the HS2 route. One excavator described the hoard of small coins, which were found in Hillingdon, west London, and date back to the first century BC, as a “once-in-a-lifetime find”. Under British law, the find could be recognised as “treasure” and acquired by a museum. Bearing the side profile of Greek god Apollo on one side and a charging bull on the other, their design is based on coins struck in the French city of Marseille more than 2,000 years ago. Excavation teams made the discovery after a...