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the archaeological mission working in the archaeological site of al-khalwa area, fayoum, has uncovered a burial shaft, located to the the department of antiquities, ministry of communications and works, announced the completion of the 6th season of excavations in the. an ancient strain of plague may have led to the decline of neolithic europeans. a team of researchers from france, sweden, and denmark have identified a new strain of yersinia pestis, the bacteria that causes. biggest mas* extinction caused by global warming leaving ocean an*mals gasping for breath. the largest extinction in earths history marked the end of the permian period, some 252 million years ago. long before dinosaurs, our paleontologists from russia have described a new dinosaur, the volgatitan. seven of its vertebrae, which had remained in the ground super-earths and neptune-sized planets could be forming around young stars in much greater numbers than scientists thought, new.. although helium is a rare element on earth, it is ubiquitous in the universe. it is, after hydrogen, the main component of stars and. a detailed look at the microorganisms that colonize, and degrade, a 400-year-old painting. whats a feast for the human eye may be a literal feast for microorganisms that colonize works of art, according to a new study in new research by an international team raises questions about the timing and nature of early interactions between indigenous people and himera: one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of recent decades emerges from oblivion himera...was conquered by force and the barbarians gave themselves to a long ruthless mas*acre of all those who remained there (...) a man fishing in the sava river in kranj, northern slovenia, noticed a rectangular block of stone with what appeared to be an inscription supported throughout by the british school at rome the team - drawn from newcastle university, uk, the universities of florence and a spectacular, er*tic ancient roman fresco has been uncovered during new excavations at pompeii, mas*imo osanna, the director of the