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The Dark Origins of 11 Classic Nursery Rhymes

October 29, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

In the canon of great horror writing, Stephen King, Edgar Allan Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, Bram Stoker, and Mary Shelley tend to dominate the craft. But Mother Goose isn’t too far behind. Yes, that fictional grande dame of kiddie poems has… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Myth

World’s oldest wooden statue is TWICE as old as the pyramids: New analysis reveals Shigir Idol is more ancient than first thought

October 28, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

A stunning wooden statue pulled from a Russian peat bog 125 years ago has been dated as being 11,000 years old after ‘sensational’ new analysis.  This means the remarkable Shigir Idol, which is covered in ‘encrypted code’ and may be… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Archaeology

On Bloody Sacrifice, The Mayan Way.

October 23, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

An ancient arrowhead with human blood on it points to a Maya bloodletting ceremony in which a person’s “life force” fed the gods, two researchers say. The ceremony took place around 500 years ago in Guatemala at a temple at… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Archaeology

Ancient Greek palace unearthed near Sparta dates back to 17th century BC

October 16, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

Archaeologists in Greece have discovered the ruins of an ancient palace with important archaic inscriptions dating back to the Mycenaean age, the culture ministry said Tuesday.  The palace, likely built around the 17th-16th centuries BC, had around 10 rooms and… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Archaeology, Art

Archaeologists uncover a Neolithic massacre in early Europe

October 15, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

A mass grave in Germany underscores what some archaeologists have long suspected: The first farmers were far from peaceful tillers of the soil. In a newly discovered form of Neolithic violence, attackers 7000 years ago systematically broke the shinbones of… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Archaeology

Scientists unravel how ancient hominids heard the world

October 6, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

How did the world sound to our ancient human relatives two million years ago?  While we obviously don’t have any sound recordings or written records from anywhere near that long ago, we do have one clue: the fossilized bones from… Continue Reading →

Anthropology

Stem cell research hints at evolution of human brain

October 4, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

The human cerebral cortex contains 16 billion neurons, wired together into arcane, layered circuits responsible for everything from our ability to walk and talk to our sense of nostalgia and drive to dream of the future. In the course of… Continue Reading →

Anthropology

Maya Shrine Reveals Arrival of ‘New World Order’

September 25, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

A stunning and unexpected discovery in Guatemala is providing researchers with important new information on the fierce rivalry between two Maya superpowers that raged during the apex of the empire some 1500 years ago.  The find of a broken stone… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Archaeology #Guatemala, #Maya

Sex Pottery of Peru: Moche Ceramics Shed Light on Ancient Sexuality

September 24, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

The Moche were a mysterious civilization who ruled the northern coast of Peru beginning two thousand years ago. They built huge pyramids made of millions of mud bricks and created an extensive network of aqueducts. They were also pioneers of… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Archaeology, Sex #Moche, #Peru, #Sex

Ancient Roman frescos ‘worthy of Pompeii’ found in southern France

September 21, 2015Ixel Balamke Leave a Comment

Archaeologists have unearthed extremely rare ancient Roman frescoes, comparable to those found in the Villa of Mysteries in Pompeii, in the southern city of Arles. The unexpected discovery was made during a dig on the remains of a Roman villa… Continue Reading →

Anthropology, Archaeology, Art

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