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Jakarta (Indonesia), Jan 10 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Adi Weda) Indonesian police said rescue teams found the first human remains early Sunday of a commercial flight carrying 62 people that crashed near the coast of Java minutes after takeoff from Jakarta airport.FOOTAGE OF DVI AT THE TANJUNG PORT CHECKING REMAINS FOUND.
A 'new frontier' in archaeology may allow researchers to know the drug use habits of ancient humans. Science Magazine reports a new technique analyzes drug residue in the tartar of teeth--the hardened plaque that your dentist scrapes off each year. Tartar traps bits of food, drink, and other substances while a person is living, and it can survive more than 1 million years on fossils. In fact, Science Magazine reports the crusty stuff has been investigated for decades, mostly to understand the diets of past peoples. But the new method led to the identification of drug traces on 19th-century skeletons and in 10 recently deceased individuals. This could allow researchers to trace humanity’s drug habits back hundreds of thousands of years.
Golan Heights, Nov 11 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Abir Sultan).- Israeli experts from the Banias Nature Reserve in the Golan Heights have found archaeological remains linked to the altar of the Greek god Pan, with a Greek inscription from the 2nd century AD. FOOTAGE OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS. SOUNDBITES OF ONE OF THE ARCHAEOLOGISTS.
Forensic experts in Uruguay dig up remains found in Montevideo's Battalion 13, a former detention and torture centre used during the country's dictatorship (1972-1985). IMAGES
Syrian refugees currently living in Jordan picked up hammers and chisels, took to blocks of limestone, and began the painstaking task of recreating the ancient masonry savaged by seven years of war, as seen in footage filmed in Mafraq.
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