Science&Technology
The curious history of the world’s longest sea bridge
The combined road-rail bridge Jopecynd, located on the eponymous stream and which connects Sweden and Denmark, is certainly one of the wildest.
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America
Mass poisoning and new versions of the death of civilization: how our knowledge about the Maya changed
The mysterious Mayan civilization is still interesting to scientists and remains not fully understood. We regularly learn some new details about her life and hypotheses about the reasons for her…
Human Rights
Relationship between big tech and policing is shielded behind commercial confidentiality: it’s a problem
For over ten years, public inquiries, press reports, police whistleblowers – and even chief constables – have been raising the issue of police IT systems not being fit for purpose…
Archeology
The first Olympic champion from the Bulgarian lands 1700 years ago
It is interesting to look back at the dawn of the Olympic Games. The famous Bulgarian archaeologist Prof. Nikolay Ovcharov tells about Aurelius Fronton by Augusta Trayana (today Stara Zagora,…
Archeology
Homo longi: how a new human species changed the history of the origin of Homo sapiens
Homo longi is an extinct species that could replace Neanderthals as the closest relatives of Homo sapiens: it was found in China. It is possible that several sister evolutionary lineages…
Archeology
The cave home of a Saxon king who had become a saint discovered
Archaeologists in England have identified an almost completely preserved cave home from the Saxon period, in which they believe lived a king who became a saint, CNN reports.
Archeology
Scientists explain why some dinosaurs have shrunk
Alvaressaurs lived in many parts of the world - they inhabited China, Mongolia and South America. This dinosaur species lived in the period from the Late Jurassic to the Upper…
Archeology
Turkey collects 2,700 smuggled artifacts from abroad
Yahya Koshkun, deputy director of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism's General Directorate of Cultural Property and Museums, says smuggling is as old as human history, but it increased between…
Science&Technology
In the US:Robots have begun to replace missing employees in restaurants
As of June, only 10% of busy jobs in the United States have an urgent need for employment, according to a study by India. Whether it's because of the worries…
Archeology
Britain returned to Bulgaria illegally exported artifacts
At an official ceremony today at the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in London on the Bulgarian side, the competent institutions in the United Kingdom returned illegally exported cultural…