Tomáš Prokopčák's newsletter explores a fascinating possibility: the Iron Age may have begun in a location completely different from what we traditionally believe. Could history be rewritten? Read more...

Recent science news covers Yellowstone bison merging into a single population, deadly US storms, a critique of COVID policies, and the discovery of 1.5 million-year-old bone tools in Tanzania. Read more...

New discoveries in Pompeii reveal stunning frescoes depicting Dionysian rituals, including a captivating fresco featuring an ambiguous woman rather than Dionysus himself. Read more...

Archaeologists discovered a 2,000-year-old brain turned to glass by the intense heat of the Mount Vesuvius eruption. The victim, a young caretaker, was preserved in a unique and terrifying way. Read more...

A newly discovered fresco in Pompeii depicts the enigmatic cult of Dionysus with unprecedented detail, showcasing maenads and vividly portraying ancient rituals. Read more...

Recent science news includes a man's brain turned to glass by Vesuvius, beaver releases in England, a planetary parade, and a Stonehenge-like circle found in Denmark. Read more...

From a Stonehenge-like burial site in Denmark to narwhal tusk discoveries and triple tropical storms near Australia, science delivers fascinating insights this week. Read more...

Scientists have made a stunning discovery: the brain of a young man who perished in the Vesuvius eruption nearly 2000 years ago was transformed into glass. This unique phenomenon offers new insights into volcanic catastrophes. Read more...

Recent discoveries in Israel and Jordan offer exciting insights: a potential new class of antibiotics and the possible location of King David's biblical city. Read more...

Recent discoveries include a lost Roman city rewriting history, the world's largest iceberg running aground, and stunning footage of a falcon hunting starlings. Read more...

This week in science: endangered frogs released in Australia, the quest for better-tasting fake meat in NYC, and a re-dating of a prehistoric site near Stonehenge. Read more...

This week in science news: A pregnant woman's sacrifice in Ecuador, ear muscle evolution, an approaching solar storm, a private astronaut mission, and a new infrared space telescope. Read more...

Recent studies explore Mars' reddish hue, the impact of early social media use on Italian students, a discovery of human bones, and the success of the chlorofluorocarbon ban. Read more...

Archaeologists in Sharjah have unearthed 80,000-year-old stone blades, offering new insights into early human migration from Africa to the Arabian Peninsula. The discovery highlights the craftsmanship of Homo sapiens. Read more...

From whale sleep mysteries to Alexander Graham Bell's legacy and the reconstruction of an Iron Age woman's face, explore fascinating science news. Read more...

Recent archaeological discoveries reveal fascinating insights into our past, from ancient jewelry made of extraterrestrial metal to the world's first city with 4,000 canals. Read more...

This week, catch the rare Lunar X, learn about a private lunar lander's south pole landing, and discover a "sister" site to Stonehenge that's even older! Read more...

New discoveries shed light on early human presence in jungles and how Neanderthal blood types may have contributed to their extinction. Read more...

Discover how tourist feeding affects reef sharks in French Polynesia and the significance of a canoe discovery in New Zealand. Plus, a surprising dolphin encounter. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news, including declining butterfly populations, Saharan dust reaching Europe, the successful launch of Ariane 6, and the mystery of Bronze Age tablets. Read more...