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It kinda sounds like Jurassic Park but Dr. Akira Iritani is going to clone the Woolly Mammoth:
“Now that the technical problems have been overcome, all we need is a good sample of soft tissue from a frozen mammoth,” said Iritani in an interview with the Daily Telegraph.
“The success rate [...]
Discovery’s Zahra Hirji wrote:
Though Oyuela-Caycedo and others do not necessarily take Carvajal at his word, they do believe that subtle soil disturbances in the Amazon landscape prove the past existence of a complex society — potentially even the one Carvajal claims he encountered.
Evidence for a past civilization is subtle — so subtle [...]
Brian Handwerk wrote for National Geographic:
“Lost” Language One of Two Already Known?
The newfound native language may have borrowed from Quechua, a language still spoken by indigenous peoples of Peru, Quilter said.
But it was clearly a unique tongue, and likely one of two known only by the mention of their [...]
Callao Man could push human settlement in the Philippines, 70 thousand years back.
