Indonesia, located in Southeast Asia and Oceania, solidifies itself as an epicenter of the origins of humanity's creative expression. An international team of scientists has identified a hand stencil on the island of Sulawesi (also known as Celebes) with an age of at least 67,800 years.
The eruption of the Hawaiian Kilauea volcano produced lava fountains reaching 480 meters in height during its 41st episode of activity.
One of the world's most famous archaeologists and former Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Zahi Hawass, hopes to discover the tomb of the famous Queen Nefertiti before he retires and says he is close to achieving it.
Rome, Jan 14.- A team of Italian archaeologists discovered, in excavations carried out in the Roman neighborhood of Pietralata, a place of worship, from the 2nd century BC (BC), presumably dedicated to Hercules, a statement said today.