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A new study co-authored by a George Washington University research professor examines the Inka Empire's (also known as the Incan Empire and
Seems to me that a lot of the true innovation in thought and practices happens outside the major ancient centres.
Heart disease is not "a disease limited to our time."
By Sarah Sloat
“Heart disease is a present-day killer, accounting for one in four deaths in the United States. However, recent research suggests that modern factors can’t fully explain its prevalence. After all, people who lived thousands of years ago perished with sick hearts too.”
“Scientists know this because they’ve looked into the hearts of mummies. In the October edition of the American Heart Journal a team led by Mohammad Madjid, M.D., presents a proof-of-concept study that demonstrates ancient people had clogged arteries to an extent that was previously unrecognized. The study began as an effort to evaluate whether or not heart disease is purely a modern-day problem. Now, Madjid tells Inverse, it’s clear heart disease is not “a disease limited to our time.”
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Helmet, 1100-1550, Chile.
Owl Geoglyph with solar disc at the Cerro Pintados, Atacama Desert, Chile...
The "owl" is in all probability a kind of winged sun symbol inspired by the bird-like form of the corona that is displayed during some total solar eclipses.
by LAPOUBELLE1969
