Shownotes
We're back on the old news beat, friends! This month, we've got a magic mirror, ancient cotton, an early Christian burial in England, a relief depicting "that guy," and much more!
Spectacular Anglo-Saxon burial uncovered – here’s what it tells us about women in seventh-century England (The Conversation)
11,000-Year-Old Carving of Man Holding His Penis, Surrounded by Leopards, Is Oldest-Known Depiction of a Narrative Scene (ArtNews)
Aerial investigation reveals 168 previously unnoticed Nazca Lines in Peru (LiveScience)
Cotton From Prehistoric Pakistan Found in 7,200-year-old Village in Israel (Ha’aretz)
Archaeologists Find 1,900-Year-Old Snacks in Sewers Beneath the Colosseum (Smithsonian)
https://theromanguy.com/italy-travel-blog/rome/colosseum/colosseum-naval-battles/
'Magic mirror': Hidden image revealed in reflection of centuries-old artifact (CNN)
Prehistoric Child’s Amputation Is Oldest Surgery of Its Kind (Scientific American)
African scuba divers rewrite a ‘settlers’ narrative’ of the slave trade (Washington Post)
