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Mohenjo-daro’s origins date back to 3300 BC, according to new findings from Pakistan’s Dr Asma Ibrahim and Dr Jonathan Mark Kenoyer. This research reshapes our understanding of urban life in the Indus Valley. Discover more about these groundbreaking excavations.
Scientists have classified a new tarantula genus, Satyrex, known for exceptionally large male genitalia. This genus includes four species, including the largest, Satyrex ferox, with leg spans reaching 14cm. Discover more about these fascinating spiders and their habitat.
Archaeologists have uncovered 13 seated skeletons in Dijon, France, dating from the Second Iron Age (400BC to 100BC). Each skeleton, likely males aged 40 to 60, reveals signs of violence. Further analysis will explore the lives and deaths of these ancient individuals.
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TRT World says Facebook and Instagram users in some countries will be allowed to call for violence against Russians and Russian soldiers in the context of Moscow’s assault on Ukraine.
The i says a 79-year-old Ukrainian great-grandmother has been pictured clutching an AK-47 as she joined thousands of ordinary Ukrainians training to shoot.
The Independent says scientists have spotted a “mysterious” object letting out giant blasts of energy, three times an hour.
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