Rewriting

3,300-Year-Old Ship Found By Gas Company Off Israeli Coast, Rewriting Ancient Seafaring History!

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Tel Aviv, Israel – A significant archaeological discovery was made off the coast of northern Israel, where a 3,300-year-old ship and its cargo were found by a natural gas company on Thursday. This finding is considered one of the oldest known examples of a ship navigating far from land, changing previous perceptions of ancient seafarers’ navigation abilities. According to the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), the late Bronze Age ship was found at a great depth, …

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Wood-Age Discovery: Rewriting Early Human History with Ancient 476000-Year-Old Findings

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Seattle, Washington – Recent archaeological discoveries challenge the traditional notion of the Stone Age, suggesting that it may have been better characterized as the Wood Age. A groundbreaking finding that could potentially rewrite the early human history timeline has emerged, shedding light on our ancestors’ technological capabilities and resourcefulness. The revelation of a 476,000-year-old ancient woodworking site indicates that early humans were more advanced in their use of tools and materials than previously believed. This …

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