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Was the Garden of Eden Real? Archaeologists Are Uncovering Startling Clues About Its True Location

For centuries, the Garden of Eden has existed on the hazy border between myth and memory. Yet recent developments in ...

15 Global History Facts So Wild Most Americans Don’t Know Them

Astronomers are pulling back the curtain on two of the universe’s biggest mysteries: how planets are born and how invisible ...
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Mesopotamian clay shows early chemistry

Unveiling the mysteries of early civilization, Mesopotamian clay provides valuable insights into the origins of chemistry.
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First wine, then survival: Bronze Age farmers prioritized irrigating vineyards during times of climate crisis

The agricultural societies of the Bronze and Iron Ages in the Ancient Near East made strategic resource management decisions ...
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UNESCO Culminates the Restoration Program of the City of Mosul, Iraq

Explore the ambitious Revive the Spirit of Mosul UNESCO campaign, restoring 124 heritage houses and significant landmarks in ...

I Grew up Eating Dates Every Day—Here’s the Best Way to Cook With Them

Two dates and a cup of coffee—it's a ritual I've carried for as long as I can remember. I grew up in Jordan, where even the pavements were lined with date palms, their heavy clusters dangling like ...
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Ritual Human Statue Found at Göbekli Tepe

The Neolithic site of Göbekli Tepe, widely recognized as the world’s oldest temple and a cornerstone for understanding the dawn of human civilization, has once again revealed a monumental secret.