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Here we present selected parts of the very interesting paper “The Lycurgus Cup – A Roman Nanotechnology“, by Ian Freestone, Nigel Meeks, Margaret Sax and Catherine Higgitt. Continue reading “The Lycurgus Cup – (Accidental?) Roman Nanotechnology”
The development of microtechnology in the Mycenaean period to such an extent that symbols could be depicted on surfaces in the size of a lentil (!), is the direct result of the study of a small figurine, the only one that has been found to date, with engraved symbols of Linear B. Continue reading “Micro-technology in the Mycenean period!”
Here we present some of the recorded Megalithic monuments of Thrace (Greece). Continue reading “Megalithic monuments of Thrace (Greece)”
In this article we present the Neolithic Age finds from the Prefecture of Evros, Thrace, Greece. Continue reading “Neolithic finds from the Prefecture of Evros, Thrace, Greece”
Here we present a summary of the findings of the Palaeolithic period that have been found in the Prefecture of Evros. Continue reading “Middle Paleolithic (300,000-45,000 years ago) finds in the Prefecture of Evros, Thrace, Greece.”
In this article we present the, so far, oficially announced findings of the Palaeolithic period from the island of Samothraki (North Aegean). Continue reading “Middle Palaeolithic finds (100,000 – 33,000 ago) on the island of Samothraki, Greece”
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