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Queen Zenobia and the Jews of Palmyra: A forgotten chapter in Jewish history
A new study suggests Queen Zenobia of Palmyra may have converted to Judaism and led a non-rabbinic Jewish movement, challenging long-held views about Jewish diversity and religious authority in the ancient world
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05.30.25
'Trash' unearthed in remote Mexican cave turns out to be 500-year-old artifacts
The ancient sacred objects found deep in a Mexican cave reveal links to a little-known ancient culture and sacred pre-Hispanic fertility rituals
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05.28.25
'They went for the head': Crow attacks spike across Israel in Spring months
As crow populations surge, spring and early summer bring wave of aggressive attacks linked to nesting season; residents report alarming encounters with hooded and Indian crows, prompting warnings from wildlife experts to keep safe distance
Yogev Israeli
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05.27.25
Study debunks Dorset castle myth of Roman massacre
Bournemouth University researchers use radiocarbon dating to reveal that skeletal remains at Maiden Castle resulted from prolonged Iron Age violence over decades, challenging the myth of a single Roman massacre at the site
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05.26.25
Ancient Chinese star map could be oldest of its kind, researchers find
Analysis of the 'Star Manual of Master Shi' finds that it dates to 355 B.C., more than two centuries earlier than previously believed and significantly predating famed star catalog of Greek astronomer Hipparchus
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05.25.25
Scientists find potential clean energy source that could last humanity 170,000 years
Scientists from Oxford, Durham and Toronto have mapped how natural hydrogen forms and collects underground, offering a new path to low-cost, low-emission energy that could reshape the global clean energy market and reduce reliance on fossil fuels
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05.19.25
Depiction of Assyrian king discovered in Nineveh after over two millennia
Archaeologists from Heidelberg University unearthed fragments of a massive 7th-century BCE bas-relief of King Ashurbanipal alongside major deities, offering fresh insights into Assyrian art, religion, grandeur of ancient Mesopotamian culture
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05.18.25
Dozens of exotic animals rescued in Israeli raid on illegal wildlife trade in West Bank
Mountain gazelles, hyenas, vervet monkeys and rare birds among animals found in Palestinian village; 3 suspects under investigation for illegal wildlife possession and trafficking
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05.15.25
Secrets of ancient Egypt's military history uncovered in Sinai
2,000-year-old fortifications, soldier barracks, defensive trenches, access roads, and furnaces from different historical periods were uncovered as part of an integrated defense system
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05.13.25
New mosquito species discovered in Tanzania could aid malaria fight
New genetically distinct mosquito in Tanzania’s Anopheles gambiae complex may affect malaria transmission; researchers urge further study to refine monitoring and boost disease control in endemic areas
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05.07.25
Scientists discover forgotten burial method in well-preserved Austrian mummy
Researchers uncover unusual method used to preserve 279-year-old body found in Danube crypt: wood chips, local fabrics and zinc salt; the identity of the deceased has been revealed—but the reason for the embalming remains a mystery
Yogev Israeli
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05.07.25
Ancient code uncovered: Hidden messages deciphered on Paris’s Luxor Obelisk
A French Egyptologist studying the monument has uncovered hidden hieroglyphic messages, offering new insights into ancient Egyptian cryptography, elite communication and royal propaganda under Ramses II
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05.05.25
Remains of 4,200-year-old noblewoman found in Peru
Ancient burial site in Peru’s Caral region reveals the remains of a high-status woman adorned with rare artifacts, offering new insights into one of the Americas’ earliest civilizations
Yogev Israeli
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05.04.25
Nature photographers present Israel's Dorcas, Acacia gazelles on photos
The non-profit association of nature photographers promotes conservation, education and protection of nature and hope to raise awareness to environmental concerns
Yogev Israeli
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05.01.25
Self-defense attacks: Experts warn to stay out of sharks' space after deadly incident off Israeli coast
Study finds many shark bites are acts of self-defense, urging caution and respect for marine predators after fatal attack off Israeli coast
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04.28.25
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