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Mesopotamian clay shows early chemistry

Unveiling the mysteries of early civilization, Mesopotamian clay provides valuable insights into the origins of chemistry.

Bronze Age farmers often prioritized wine over olives

By the Middle Bronze Age, evidence shows that cultures in the region often enjoyed one crop over the other. Widespread ...
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Bronze and Iron Age cultures in the Middle East were committed to wine production

Farmers in the Middle East were more committed to wine production over olive growing during times of climatic change in the ...
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4,000 BCE: The World’s First Lock and Key System Discovered

Archaeologists traced the invention of the lock and key back to Mesopotamia around 4,000 BCE. The first wooden pin locks, later adopted in Egypt and Greece, reveal just how advanced early ...

Sorcery, medical science or more? How a 3,000-year-old clay tablet from Babylon is shrouded in mystery

Sakikkū, an ancient Babylonian-Assyrian text attributed to Esagil-kin-apli, offers a glimpse into early diagnostic systems.
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The strange harmony of music, maths and science should be part of every school curriculum

The relationship between music, science and maths are deeply entwined. We could all benefit from learning more about it.