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By Business Insider on Jul 15, 2023 in: Science, Archaeology
Researchers found what appeared to be pendants in Brazil, dating from around 25,000 to 27,000 years ago, were made from the now-extinct giant sloth.
By Tips For Travellers: The Global Travel Destination Blog & Podcast on Apr 30, 2023
I Discovered That Cruising South America Is Unpredictable On one of my recent cruises, most passengers were really worried about cruising around Cape Horn at the base of South America. It is where the... The post I Discovered That Cruisin...
By Business Insider on Sep 24, 2022 in: Real Estate, Europe
Whether investing for gains or for pleasure, these two startups help investors reap the benefits of overseas real-estate investing.
By Business Insider on Sep 10, 2022 in: Science, Technology, News
The technology pushes forward the idea that more South American mummies may have experienced violent deaths than previously known.
Once again, the United States claimed the CONCACAF W Championship. A hard-fought win over Canada a week ago secured the Americans’ ninth title in the competition’s 11-year history. The competition launched in 1991, with Canada winning in...
By The Archaeology News Network on Jun 7, 2022 in: Archaeology
Inca children who were chosen to be ritually sacrificed were drugged so that they remained calm before their death, a new study of ancient hair and fingernail samples has confirmed.Credit: Creuxnoir/Adobe StockThe human sacrifice, typically of childr...
By The Archaeology News Network on May 26, 2022
The first whole genome sequences of the ancient people of Uruguay provide a genetic snapshot of Indigenous populations of the region before they were decimated by a series of European military campaigns. PNAS Nexus published the research, led by anth...