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Are your eyes burning? Rub them with poop. The first real evidence that the Romans treated themselves with human excrement

Are your eyes burning? Rub them with poop. The first real evidence that the Romans treated themselves with human excrement

GM4PRO
70763 48
Ancient authors such as Pliny the Elder or Galen describe the use of human and animal excrement in the treatment of inflammation, wounds, skin problems, eye diseases and other ailments. These recipes have long been considered rather exaggerated contemporary theories. But a recent study proves for the first time that excreta preparations were actually produced, stored and distributed for medicinal purposes in the Roman world.
Basics of field archaeology for detectorists

Basics of field archaeology for detectorists

strážce
21237 2
On Saturday, February 28, from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m., you will have the opportunity to "look under the hood" of field archaeology designed specifically for metal detectorists.
Vanquish 360 in the January sea

Vanquish 360 in the January sea

jaccob
57177 5
This year's January weather in the Czech Republic was not good for searching, so I decided to warm my bones somewhere else
Competition for a Seestar S30 Pro smart telescope

Competition for a Seestar S30 Pro smart telescope

SkyDude
18782 0
ZWO has launched an exciting international competition for all astrophotography fans - the Seestar S30 Pro Post-Processing Challenge. It's not about shooting in the field, but about creative processing of raw astronomical data. And the prize? The latest model of the Seestar S30 Pro smart telescope .
A unique hollow cross with a preserved relic was discovered in ancient Lystra

A unique hollow cross with a preserved relic was discovered in ancient Lystra

GM4PRO
73498 1
Archaeologists in central Turkey have discovered an extraordinary artefact: a sealed and still unopened bronze reliquary cross from the 9th-11th centuries with its original contents. The discovery was made during a systematic excavation of an early medieval church in the ancient city of Lystra in today's Konya province. To avoid damaging its contents, experts have so far only cautiously peered inside...

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