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 | 101 | Subscribers | Read | ancientbeat.com |
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🧐 Ancient Beat #100: Body jewelry, half a giant (statue), and pushing back European occupation
I’m back and this is issue — drumroll, please 🥁 — #100 of Ancient Beat! That feels like a big milestone. I’m very proud of our little community — thank you for being a part of it!
🧐 Ancient Beat #99: Andean hillforts, advanced material sourcing, and a lost city of gold
Utilizing satellite imagery, researchers have identified over 1,000 hillforts, known as pukaras, in the Andean highlands, dating from the Late Intermediate Period (1000–1450 CE). These fortifications, built on natural barriers like hills an...
🧐 Ancient Beat #98: Lipstick, caravanserais, and complex Neanderthal adhesives
According to a new study, Neanderthals used multi-component adhesives to create stone tools, demonstrating advanced cognitive abilities similar to modern humans. This discovery, based on tools from Le Moustier, France from 120,000 and 40,00...
🧐 Ancient Beat #97: Submerged megastructures, old(est) beads, and the age of Rongorongo script
A groundbreaking discovery in the Baltic Sea revealed a Stone Age megastructure. It has been identified as a hunting wall made of 1,670 stones. The smaller stones connect to larger boulders and stretch over half a mile. Dating to around 11,...
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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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