Tag: Cultural Heritage

China’s researchers to resurrect 2,000-year-old earthquake sensor shrouded in legend

Resurrecting Ancient Wisdom: China’s Researchers to Revive 2,000-Year-Old Earthquake Sensor Chinese scientists are exploring the possibility of recreating a modern, more sophisticated version of an earthquake-detecting device with roots dating back over two millennia. This initiative aims to revive an ancient seismic technology that could potentially revolutionize current earthquake monitoring systems. The ancient earthquake sensor, […]

Ancient Mongolian prayer scroll ‘virtually unrolled’ with battery imaging tech

Ancient Mongolian Prayer Scroll ‘Virtually Unrolled’ with Battery Imaging Tech Using a high-tech imaging technique, delicate silk-wrapped scrolls from a Mongolian Buddhist shrine have been brought back to life in a groundbreaking initiative that merges ancient tradition with modern innovation. The innovative method, known as battery imaging technology, has unlocked the secrets hidden within these […]

Mexican Cosmetics Brand Sarelly Sarelly Secures $3 Million Seed Round

Mexican Cosmetics Brand Sarelly Sarelly Secures $3 Million Seed Round Mexican cosmetics brand Sarelly Sarelly has made waves in the beauty industry by securing a significant $3 million seed round. This funding injection is set to propel the startup’s ambitious plans for expansion, particularly in the United States, while also bolstering its retail footprint in […]

World’s most complex archaeological rescue moved a 265,000-ton temple stone by stone

World’s most Complex Archaeological Rescue: Moving a 265,000-ton Temple Stone by Stone Twice a year, at dawn, a blade of sunlight slips through the entrance of Egypt’s Great Temple of Abu Simbel, illuminating the figures of the ancient gods within. This UNESCO World Heritage site, built over 3,000 years ago, stands as a testament to […]

China finds world’s oldest steel acupuncture needles in 2,000-year-old emperor’s tomb

China Uncovers World’s Oldest Steel Acupuncture Needles in 2,000-Year-Old Emperor’s Tomb The world’s earliest known steel “acupuncture needles,” dating back roughly 2,000 years, have been unearthed in China. This remarkable discovery sheds light on the ancient practice of acupuncture and its significance in Chinese history. The needles were found in the tomb of Liu Fei, […]

African Sneaker Brands Go Global

African Sneaker Brands Go Global The sneaker industry has long been dominated by big players from the West, but a new wave of African sneaker brands is making its mark on the global stage. From big hitters to scrappy start-ups, companies from Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa are vying for a piece of the […]

China’s Homegrown Jewellery Superstar

China’s Homegrown Jewellery Superstar In the realm of luxury jewellery, China is making waves with its very own homegrown superstar, Laopu Gold Co. While European and American luxury brands have seen a decline in sales within the Chinese market, Laopu Gold Co. has been experiencing a remarkable trend of doubling its sales each year for […]

UNESCO and ICANN lead push for multilingual and inclusive internet governance

UNESCO and ICANN Lead Push for Multilingual and Inclusive Internet Governance In a rapidly globalizing world, the digital landscape is a powerful tool that has the potential to connect people from all corners of the globe. However, this interconnectedness has often left behind communities that speak languages not widely represented online. In an effort to […]

40,000-year-old boomerang sculpted from mammoth tusk reveals early humans artistry

A 40,000-Year-Old Boomerang Sculpted from Mammoth Tusk Reveals Early Humans’ Artistry A remarkable discovery from ObÅ‚azowa Cave in Poland has unveiled what is likely one of the oldest examples of human artistry – a boomerang carved from mammoth tusk dating back 40,000 years. This ancient artifact sheds light on the advanced skills and creativity of […]

2,000-year-old Roman wall covered in stunning frescos found in London

In the former Beverly Hills of Roman London, archaeologists were astonished to find thousands of fragments of a 2,000-year-old Roman wall adorned with stunning frescoes. This remarkable discovery sheds new light on the lavish lifestyle and sophisticated artistic tastes of the ancient Romans who once inhabited the area. The discovery took place during excavations at […]

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