UK Discovery Rewrites History of Human Fire-Making | Ancient Origins
Archaeologists have just discovered 400,000-year-old evidence of fire-making at Barnham, Suffolk - the earliest proof humans could create fire on demand. Early Neanderthals used pyrite and flint as prehistoric lighters in this groundbreaking find.
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Ingredients for Roman Self-healing Concrete Revealed at Pompeii Building Site | Ancient Origins
New research from an ancient Pompeii building site reveals the latest on how Romans made self-healing concrete using quicklime and hot-mixing techniques, explaining why their structures still stand today.
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The Anasazi and Anakim: Nephilim Ruins and Evidence of Ritual Murder | Ancient Origins
The North American Anasazi and the Middle Eastern Anakim are both said to have been giants. But are they also connected or the same ancient prehistoric beings?
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6,000-year-old ‘Arrowhead’ Found in British Columbia | Ancient Origins
Archaeologists working in the Williams Lake area in British Colombia, claim to have found an arrowhead from 6000 years ago. But is it really what they say it is?
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Oldest Bone Projectile Point in the Americas Found Stuck in a Mastodon’s Rib! | Ancient Origins
Discover the story of the oldest bone projectile point in the Americas - The Manis Bone Projectile Point from Washington, USA. This find shatters the Clovis First theory.
At Ancient Origins we believe that one of the most important fields of knowledge we can pursue as human beings is our beginnings. And while some people may seem content with the story as it stands, our view is that there exists countless mysteries, scientific anomalies and surprising artifacts that have yet to be discovered and explained .