The ‘Stone-Eaters’ of Northern Europe
Before pottery became widespread, Neolithic people in Northern Europe had an ingenious way to boil water and cook stews. They dropped super-heated stones into watertight pits or leather bags, a…
Connecting the dots across time
Before pottery became widespread, Neolithic people in Northern Europe had an ingenious way to boil water and cook stews. They dropped super-heated stones into watertight pits or leather bags, a…
Long before the pyramids, nomadic hunter-gatherers in Turkey built Göbekli Tepe, a vast and sophisticated temple complex that predates Stonehenge by 6,000 years. This monumental discovery is forcing historians to…