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Arqueólogos encontram no Peru sítio do maior sacrifício de crianças do mundo

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Foram desenterrados mais de 140 ossadas humanas e 200 de lhamas 
Pescadores de arrasto, uma modalidade de pesca que passa a rede pelo fundo do mar, trouxeram à tona uma das maiores descobertas palentológicas já feitas em Santa Catarina. Resgataram sem querer um pedaço da mandíbula de um mastodonte - espécie de elefante, coberto de pelos, que viveu na América do Sul durante a Era do Gelo, 11 mil anos atrás. A identificação foi feita pelo pesquisador Jules Soto, curador do Museu Oceanográfico da Univali. Na foto: pedaço de mandíbula fossilizada encontrada por pescadores - (FOTO: TIAGO GHIZONI/DIÁRIO CATARINENSE - FLORIANÓPOLIS, SANTA CATARINA, BRASIL - 24/04/2018)
Ciência

Pescadores de SC acham fóssil de mastodonte pré-histórico

Dagmara Spautz
Archaeologists work at the archaeological site where indigenous bones and stones remains have been found, at the Playa Mansa in Punta del Este, Maldonado, on April 16, 2018.The Uruguayan resort of Punta del Este, very well known for its VIP visitors and the glamour of its sunny summers, is now house to an archaeological site with traces of indigenous people who inhabited the area before the arrival of the Spanish. / AFP PHOTO / MIGUEL ROJO / TO GO WITH AFP STORY by MAURICIO RABUFFETTI
Nova Descoberta

Sítio arqueológico pré-hispânico surge nas areias de Punta del Este

AFP
Amateur archaeologist Rene Schoen (L) and 13-year-old student Luca Malaschnichenko look for a treasure with a metal detector in Schaprode, northern Germany on April 13, 2018.The 13-year-old boy and the hobby archaeologist have unearthed a significant trove in Germany which may have belonged to the legendary Danish king Harald Bluetooth who brought Christianity to Denmark. A dig covering 400 square metres (4,300 square feet) that finally started over the weekend by the regional archaeology service has since uncovered a trove believed linked to the Danish king who reigned from around 958 to 986. Braided necklaces, pearls, brooches, a Thors hammer, rings and up to 600 chipped coins were found, including more than 100 that date back to Bluetooths era. / AFP PHOTO / dpa / Stefan Sauer / Germany OUTEditoria: ACELocal: SchaprodeIndexador: STEFAN SAUERSecao: archaeologyFonte: dpaFotógrafo: STR
Arqueologia

Menino de 13 anos descobre tesouro do "rei Bluetooth" na Alemanha

AFP
The skeletons two Jurassic age (161-145 million years) dinosaurs, a Diplodocus (back) and an Allosaurus (front) are displayed on April 6, 2018, before being auctioned on April 11 at the Drouot auction house in Paris. / AFP PHOTO / STEPHANE DE SAKUTINEditoria: ACELocal: ParisIndexador: STEPHANE DE SAKUTINSecao: human scienceFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STF
Tendência

1,4 milhão de euros cada: dois esqueletos de dinossauros são arrematados em Paris

AFP
Handout picture released by the ALMA Observatory - ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO) - on April 9, 2018 showing saywas or calendars of stone, structures that the Incas used to identify and predict astronomical events, according to a group of scientists who discovered the structures in the middle of the Chilean Atacama desert, near Ramaditas, in the northern Antofagasta Region. / AFP PHOTO / ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO) AND AFP PHOTO / Ralph BENNETT / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT AFP PHOTO / ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO) / RALPH BENNETT - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTSEditoria: SCILocal: RamaditasIndexador: RALPH BENNETTSecao: indigenous peopleFonte: AFPFotógrafo: Handout
Chile

Cientistas descobrem calendários incas no deserto do Atacama

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Arqueologia

Osso de dedo aponta que humanos saíram da África bem antes do que se sabia

AFP
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Arqueologia

Novas 50 linhas são descobertas em Nazca, no Peru

AFP
BONES-ZIMMER-ART-NSPR-032718Jonas Oppenheimer, a technician in the lab of Harvard geneticist David Reich, sandblasts an ancient skull fragment to find the cochlea, or inner ear, in Boston on March 15, 2018. The cochlea is the area likeliest to retain DNA. (Kayana Szymczak/The New York Times)Editoria: ALocal: BOSTONIndexador: KAYANA SZYMCZAKFonte: NYTNSFotógrafo: STR
Estudo

Especialistas em DNA antigo estão montando uma nova história da humanidade

The New York Times
This undated image courtesy of Dr. Emery Smith show a tiny, mummified skeleton discovery in 2003 in Chiles Atacama Desert, tucked into a leather pouch behind a church.The notion that it was an extra-terrestrial was long ago debunked, but researchers said on March 22, 2018, they have gleaned new insights from a full genetic analysis which showed the skeleton, nicknamed Ata, belonged to an infant girl with a handful of rare gene mutations linked to dwarfism, deformities and apparent premature aging. / AFP PHOTO / HO / TO GO WITH AFP STORY, Tiny Atacama skeleton was girl with bone disease: studyRESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT AFP PHOTO / Courtesy of Dr. Emery Smith - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
Arqueologia

Mistério da "múmia extraterrestre" encontrada no Chile é desvendado

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