Rewriting Archeological History: Early Near Eastern Architecture Was Far More Advanced Than We Thought
A computational analysis of early Near Eastern architecture reveals advanced building techniques and high variability in forms as early as
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12,000-Year-Old “Wheels”? Archaeologists Discover Ancient Technology in Israel
Natufian spindle whorls from 12,000 years ago represent the earliest fast-spinning technology in the Levant, shedding light on humanity’s transition
Archaeologists Discover Ancient Human Settlement in Tajikistan Dating Back 150,000 Years
Recent excavations in Tajikistan’s Zeravshan Valley uncovered an archaeological site dating back as far as 150,000 years, offering new insights
Quantum Computing Transformed by Breakthrough Photonic Technology
Researchers have made significant advancements in quantum computing, focusing on photonic-measurement-based quantum computation. Their study introduces a scalable and resource-efficient
