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Is 666 also the Number of the Universe?

Armstrong Economics 26 Jan 2025
Recorded history began with the invention of writing around the 4th millennium BCE, with the earliest verifiable records attributed to the Sumerians in Mesopotamia around 2900 BC.
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Ancient Jericho's Egyptian Connections: Insights Into Early Levantine Trade

MENA FN 22 Jan 2025
(MENAFN - Jordan Times) AMMAN – The Levant represented the natural outlet for ancient Egypt which exercised its political dominance since 4th millennium BC. The Sinai and Syria-Palestine were the ... .
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Ancient Minoan Palatial Complex of Phaistos Gets a Makeover

Greek Reporter 09 Jan 2025
The hill the palace is built on was inhabited continuously from the 4th millennium to the 2nd century BC. The Old Palace was built on the hill between 1900 and 1700 BC ... Around 150 BC, the city of Phaistos itself was completely destroyed.
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Unknown language found on mysterious stone tablet

Heritage Daily 03 Dec 2024
Some similarities have been found with the Proto-Kartvelian script24 that appeared in the 4th millennium BC, as well as symbols found on seals from the territory of pre-Christian Georgia ... Header Image Credit ... Sources .
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For 10,000 Years, Valcamonica Rock Art Shows Italy's Societal Evolution

Ancient Origins 07 Nov 2024
In addition to rock art with spiritual themes, the people started erecting menhir-statues that indicate a religious wave that emerged in the Near East in the 6 th millennium BC and reached Europe in the 4th millennium.
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Archaeologists reveal the Lady of K�lleda

Heritage Daily 06 Nov 2024
Archaeologists discovered a large settlement spanning 4,000 years of occupation, from the 4th millennium BC to the 7th century AD ... “Only a few settlement sites from the Merovingian period have been excavated in central Germany to date ... TDLA.
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Into the Great Wide Open: The Evolution of Steppe Pastoralist Societies

Ancient Origins 05 Nov 2024
During the following 5th and 4th millennium BC, Eneolithic cultures emerged in the river valleys of the North-Pontic steppe and became archaeologically visible as they built characteristic earthen burial mounds, known as 'kurgans'.
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5,000-Year-Old Settlement Plus Early Temple Uncovered in Israel

Ancient Origins 30 Oct 2024
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... What they found, instead, was a beautiful Early Bronze Age structure dating to the 4th millennium BC, that was likely a temple or ritual center ... Public Function. Open-Air Communitarian Ritualism? ... Top image ... .
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5,000-year-old settlement uncovered at Hurvat Husham

Heritage Daily 29 Oct 2024
Within the structure’s interior rooms, excavations revealed 40 intact vessels in situ, that date from the Early Bronze Age IB (late 4th millennium BC) ... Image Credit . IAA ... Header Image Credit . IAA. Sources . IAA.
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Sarazm and its Ancient Culture Give a Glimpse of Bronze Age Central Asia

Ancient Origins 23 Oct 2024
The people abandoned Sarazm around 2000 BC when other settlers from the Andronovo culture of nearby Kazakhstan moved in. Settlers re-established the city around 1500 BC ... Cylinder seal, 4th millennium BC.
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Discoveries in Jericho: dagger of Tell Sultan

The Jordan Times 13 Sep 2024
The development of metallurgy in the Near East and Eastern Mediterranean occurred in 4th and 3rd millennium BC where centres like Anatolia, Cyprus and Wadi Faynan played their roles.
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Artifacts from Ancient Athens Neighborhood Showcased at Acropolis Museum

Greek Reporter 09 Sep 2024
The Athenian neighborhood was occupied from the 5th century BC to the 12th century AD. From the 4th millennium BC to the end of the Archaic era, the area was inhabited but not very populous.
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Polaris, Earth’s North Star, Has A Surprisingly Spotted Surface

Universe Today 22 Aug 2024
Humanity’s been fortunate to have a star situated over Earth’s north pole ... Image Credit ... Thuban was the North Star from the 4th to 2nd millennium BC until Earth’s axial precession gave that position to Polaris ... Harvard & Smithsonian ... .
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3,600-Years-Old Weapon and Jewelry Stash Found in Czech Republic

Ancient Origins 02 Aug 2024
While excavating along a highway, they uncovered a prehistoric burial mound dating from the 4th millennium BC, making it one of Europe’s earliest known funerary structures.
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Tell Abu Habil: Tracing human migration patterns in Jordan Valley

The Jordan Times 09 Jul 2024
... Jordan Valley, Kafafi, continued, adding that in this area, the Tell Abu Hamid site is the only site to produce a stratigraphical sequence from the late 6th millennium to the middle 4th millennium BC.

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