Why Pottery Shows the Decline of an Empire: The Fall of Rome #historicaltidbits #history #romanempire #archaeologylovers | Historical Tidbits

Cattle bones dating back to Juan Muhujac's time were discovered buried in a circular stone monument, alongside pottery ritual offerings. Next to the grave, a slaughter area was found, suggesting the cow was killed and prepared there. People shared the meat, made holy fire, and placed bones inside the monument. #archaeology #ancientrituals #cattlebones #stonemonuments #history #discovery | Odyssey - Ancient History

Mainstream history says that the pre-dynastic era (9,000-3,000 BC), who made the archaic clay pottery on the top shelf, also made these precision granite vessels… thoughts? #tech #egypt #ancient | Gulana Bar