A team of archaeologists has uncovered 14,000-year-old charred bread crumbs at the Black Desert site of Shubayqa 1 in Jordan, shaking up our understanding of ancient food practices. This remarkable find predates the advent of agriculture by several millennia, suggesting that early humans experimented with complex food processing long before cultivating crops. The discovery offers…
Kategorie-Archive: Archaeology
A remarkable chapter in prehistoric life has been unveiled with the discovery of Dynamognathus, a massive extinct salamander species unearthed in Tennessee. This ancient amphibian, notable for its imposing size and distinctive vice-like jaws, offers an extraordinary glimpse into the ecosystems of millions of years ago. The fossil’s unique features not only set it apart…