Ancient Beat
James FleischmannAll the latest news about the ancient world. Curated, summarized, and sent to your inbox weekly.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 131 | Subscribers | Read | ancientbeat.com |
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🧐 Ancient Beat #129: Scythian origins, submerged structures, and 9,000 years of continuous habitation by one population
In Tuva, southern Siberia, a 2,800-year-old kurgan (burial mound) has been discovered, dating back to the late 9th century BCE and demonstrating early Scythian burial practices. This site, among the oldest of its kind, contained the remains...
🧐 Ancient Beat #128: Female rulers, walrus ivory, and craft beer
The oldest known evidence of beer production has been found at Raqefet Cave in Israel, dating back to approximately 11,000 BCE and the Natufian culture. Fascinating that it goes back at least that far! Open mortars carved into bedrock were ...
🧐 Ancient Beat #127: Hundreds of Nazca geoglyphs, early interregional conflict, and something resembling cheese
A team of archaeologists and AI researchers used an artificial intelligence model to identify 303 new geoglyphs in the Nazca Desert, Peru. The geoglyphs, created by the Nasca culture between 200 BCE and 700 CE, include depictions of humans,...
🧐 Ancient Beat #126: Board games, puberty, and delicious bog butter
A study of 13 adolescent skeletons from Europe, dating back 10,000 to 30,000 years, reveals that ancient humans started puberty at around 13 to 16 years old, similar to modern hunter-gatherers. Maturity was typically reached between 16 and ...
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Husband, father, founder, aspiring maker, writer, drummer, local business advocate, and independent researcher. Passionate about indie business, archaeology, anthropology, and the human story. Creator of Ancient Beat and SaaS Watch.
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