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Carved into the basalt cliffs of Ethiopia’s Rift Valley, archaeologists have uncovered enormous humanoid ribcages seemingly fused directly into the volcanic rock. The discovery has sparked worldwide controversy: were these beings petrified by a cataclysmic event, or is this a natural formation misinterpreted through the lens of myth? Officials remain silent, further fueling suspicion of suppressed truths. | Carved into the basalt cliffs of Ethiopia’s Rift Valley, archaeologists have uncovered enormous humanoid ribcages seemingly fused directly into the volcanic rock. The discovery has sparked worldwide controversy: were these beings petrified by a cataclysmic event, or is this a natural formation misinterpreted through the lens of myth? Officials remain silent, further fueling suspicion of suppressed truths. | ||
=====DNA Study Illustrates the Complex Story of Ancient Herders and Farmers in East Africa and How Food Production Entered Sub-Saharan Africa===== | |||
[https://news.stonybrook.edu/newsroom/dna-study-illustrates-the-complex-story-of-ancient-herders-and-farmers-in-east-africa-and-how-food-production-entered-sub-saharan-africa/ by STONY BROOK, NY, 30/5/19 Stony Brook University] | |||
How food production entered sub-Saharan Africa some 5,000 years ago and the ways in which herding and farming spread through the continent in ancient times has long been a topic of archaeological debate. Now an international scientific team co-led by Stony Brook University bio-archaeologist Elizabeth Sawchuk, PhD, is unlocking some of those mysteries. | |||
