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Ancient bacteria from an ice cave, dating back 5,000 years, show resistance to current antibiotics

Ancient bacteria from an ice cave, dating back 5,000 years, show resistance to current antibiotics

Ancient Bacteria Found in Romanian Ice Caves Show Antibiotic Resistance Scientists have made an intriguing discovery: bacteria that have been encased in ice for around 5,000 years are showing resistance to several modern antibiotics. This particular bacterium, identified as Cyclobacter SC65A.3, was unearthed in Romania’s Scalisoara Ice Cave, where researchers extracted a 25-meter ice core. […]

Ancient workshop discovered near Jerusalem pilgrimage route following arrest of looters

Ancient workshop discovered near Jerusalem pilgrimage route following arrest of looters

Ancient Workshop Discovered During Sting Operation in Jerusalem Israeli authorities recently uncovered a significant archaeological find—a 2,000-year-old workshop believed to have supplied materials to pilgrims heading to Jerusalem. This discovery came about during a sting operation targeting antiquities thieves. The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) made the announcement on February 16th, revealing that the workshop was […]

Archaeologists find ancient clay container with Roman waste used as medicine

Archaeologists find ancient clay container with Roman waste used as medicine

Romans’ Unique Medical Practices Uncovered Researchers have recently uncovered intriguing findings about ancient Roman medical practices that reveal the use of unexpected ingredients—often not the cleanest ones. This research centers on a ship excavated in Pergamon, a Greek city that fell under Roman control in 133 BC. Today, the ruins reside in Izmir province in […]

Archaeologists uncover evidence of Christians and Zoroastrians living together in ancient Iraq.

Archaeologists uncover evidence of Christians and Zoroastrians living together in ancient Iraq.

New Findings Suggest Coexistence of Christianity and Zoroastrianism in Iraq Recent archaeological discoveries in modern-day Iraq indicate that Christians lived alongside a lesser-known faith. This revelation, disclosed by Germany’s Goethe University Frankfurt in December, stems from excavations initiated in late summer 2025 at the Jild-i-Qazau site in the Kurdistan region, believed to date back to […]

The ancient cult method in America: intimacy, redemption, and the comeback of polygamy

The ancient cult method in America: intimacy, redemption, and the comeback of polygamy

The Influence of Cult Leaders on American Sexuality The narrative around religion in America features a notable trend involving cult leaders who advocate for a fulfilling life through unconventional sexual practices. This phenomenon spans from the early days of pioneer movements to contemporary discussions, showcasing a surprisingly steady pattern. Typically, a dynamic leader emerges, claiming […]

Ancient cave art from 68,000 years ago found in Indonesia is among the oldest known.

Ancient cave art from 68,000 years ago found in Indonesia is among the oldest known.

Texas Archaeologists Discover Ancient King’s Tomb in Belize Arlen Chase and Diane Chase, archaeologists from Texas, have recently unearthed a 4th-century tomb belonging to Te Kabu Chaak, an early ruler of the significant Mayan city of Caracol, located in Belize. In another remarkable find, cave art dating back around 68,000 years has been identified in […]

Ancient Greek Coin Now Acts as the Emblem of Afghanistan’s Central Bank

Ancient Greek Coin Now Acts as the Emblem of Afghanistan’s Central Bank

Ancient Greek Coin Becomes Symbol for Afghanistan’s Central Bank When you think about Alexander the Great, it’s easy to picture his conquests stretching from present-day Afghanistan to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. His military commanders even founded the Greek kingdom of Bactria, which lasted around 150 years. Fast forward to today, and while many cities he established […]