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Medieval scientists tried to make little people with semen, blood & an animal womb

The first known account of the production of the homunculus is said to be found in an Arabic work called the "Book of the Cow" purportedly written by Plato

Ancient coin might hold clue to Church coverup of star explosion event

Some have speculated that a supernova event was deliberately erased from history for religious reasons. But a hint though slipped through the cracks

Palestinian farmer discovers rare ancient treasure in Gaza

The discovery has set off excitement among archaeologists

Dimitris Pantermalis: The chairman of the board of the Acropolis Museum has died

"His great work, his life's vision, was the Acropolis Museum"

1.8-Million-Year-Old Tooth Found in the South Caucasus

The remains suggest that the area was one of the first homes for early humans outside Africa

9,000-Year-Old Settlement Discovered in Turkey

Archaeologists have recovered bone and obsidian tools, beads, and other ornaments

Greece’s Griffin Warrior Was Likely a Local Aristocrat (amazing photos)

The Griffin Warrior was also determined to have been a member of this local population

New Thoughts on Societal Changes in Bronze Age Crete

The researchers also examined how the blades had been made and found that the technique had not changed over a millennium

“Spanish Stonehenge” emerges from drought-hit dam

"It's a surprise, it's a rare opportunity to be able to access it"

Tsunami hit Spain in the 3rd century AD

The ensuing flooding reached Seville, located more than 25 miles inland at the time

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