Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 16 days ago Article Science Archaeology How clay tablets predicted the Bronze Age collapse Clay tablets from Pylos, Amarna and Ugarit reveal an over-administered Bronze Age world creaking under its own bureaucratic weight before it collapsed.
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Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 2 months ago Article Science Archaeology Digital deforestation: LiDAR and the ancient world What is digital deforestation in archaeology? How LiDAR maps hidden ruins beneath jungle canopies - and the ethical challenges that come with every discovery.
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Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 2 months ago Article Science Archaeology The Nazca Lines explained: Myths and science A comprehensive analysis of the Nazca geoglyphs, exploring their construction, ancient cultural purpose and the impact of modern AI on archaeological discovery.
Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 2 months ago Article Science Archaeology Why the Indus Valley civilization vanished Climate science and new archaeology reveal how droughts, vanishing rivers and shifting monsoons drove the Indus Valley civilization's collapse after 1900 BCE.
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Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 3 months ago Article Science Archaeology Hōkūlea and the science of Polynesian wayfinding An analysis of traditional Polynesian wayfinding techniques and the ongoing Moananuiākea voyage of the Hōkūleʻa as it reaches its 50th anniversary.
Editors pick Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 4 months ago Article Science Archaeology Inside the secret engineering of Machu Picchu Inca engineers built Machu Picchu with an advanced hydraulic drainage network. This ancient earthquake-resistant city guides modern urban design.
Editors pick Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 4 months ago Article Science Archaeology Mystery of the Pisco Valley: decoding Peru's band of holes New research reveals the Band of Holes at Monte Sierpe as a sophisticated Inca accounting system. Discover how this landscape-scale wonder tracked empire wealth