Stone
Plaster-making technique attributed to Romans used at Motza some 8,000 years earlier, study shows
"The Pre-Pottery Neolithic B residents of Motza were surprisingly able to differentiate calcite and dolomite stones and used both in their plaster making," the study said.
Early humans in South Africa used dedicated quarries for stone as long as 220,000 years ago - study
Roman fort found north of Hadrian’s Wall may have been used to defend against unconquered Scotland
Second Temple workshop found on Israel's Mount Scopus during investigation into antiquities thieves
Hieroglyphic stele with winged sun disk in Sharqia may reshape record of the Canopus Decree
The sandstone slab, uncovered in the temple complex at Tell Far'oun in Al-Husseiniyah, measures 127.5 by 83 by about 48 centimeters and carries 30 lines of hieroglyphs.
Man lightly wounded after stones pelted at vehicle near Jerusalem
The man sustained injuries to his limbs caused by broken glass.
MDA treats hilltop youth for gunshot wound fired by Border Police officer
The hilltop youth was shot after throwing stones towards the road when the officer felt his life was in danger, according to Army Radio, citing the Border Police spokesperson.
Earth's oldest stones: New dating puts Greenstone Belt age at 4.16 billion years
Researchers used two isotope decay methods to confirm the age of ancient magma in the Nuvvuagittuq rocks.
Palestinians, Israelis throw stones after Israelis enter Joseph's Tomb in Nablus
Israeli civilians attempted to enter Nablus without coordinating with the IDF and "in violation of the law," the IDF clarified.
Archaeologists discover 20,000-year-old stone tools in South African caves, revealing Ice Age techn
"Finding the same tools and the same methods used to make these tools across this entire country suggests that people were connecting with each other over long distances."
Report: Former US remote viewer asserts he located Ark of the Covenant
He says he pinpointed the Ark's location 'within meters' using remote viewing.
3,700-year-old solitary stone marker in Farley Moor, Derbyshire no longer lonely
Previously thought to be a solitary marker, the two-meter-high standing stone at Farley Moor is now recognized as part of a larger stone circle with a ceremonial platform.
‘Expensive’, ‘touristy’ Stonehenge ranked third most underwhelming tourist spot globally
Analysts at CasiMonka used AI sentiment analysis tools to sift through thousands of online comments from Reddit and Google reviews to identify the world's most underwhelming tourist spots.
80,000-year-old Homo sapiens stone blades discovered in Arabia
Findings at Jebel Faya reveal new insights into Homo sapiens migrations out of Africa.
