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A new study finds that tools and other artifacts uncovered by archaeologists in Alaska shed light on how people first reached North America.
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Those similarities led researchers to conclude that the people who left the Alaska artifacts were ancestors of the Clovis culture. That suggests the Clovis…

Ingredients:

2 eggs
50 g of spinach (about 1.8 oz)
1 cup of grated cheese
Salt to taste

Chop the spinach and sauté it in a little oil for 2 minutes. Beat the eggs with salt, then stir in the spinach and cheese. Grease a baking dish with oil and pour the mixture into it. Cover the dish with a lid or wrap it in plastic wrap. Place the dish in a bowl of boiling water, keeping the water level below the rim of the dish. Cook for 12-15 minutes.

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Eggs: 4
Kefir: 2 cups
Baking soda: ½ tablespoon
Salt: ½ teaspoon
Flour: 2½ cups
Ground meat: 500 g (about 1.1 lb)
Onion: 1

Chop the onion and sauté it until golden. Mix the onion into the ground meat and season with salt and pepper to taste.
In a separate bowl, combine the kefir, salt, and baking soda. Neutralize the baking soda with vinegar. Beat the eggs and add them to the mixture. Gradually stir in the sifted flour.
Heat a skillet. Spoon 1 tablespoon of batter into the pan, add a small am…

While hiking the Serra de Tramuntana, tourist Josep M. Buils stumbled on a unique artifact and immediately notified archaeologists.
Members of the Almallutx research team were astonished by the find — a small bronze bull head — and called it an exceptional archaeological discovery. Later, scientists said that it likely dates to the prehistoric post-Talayotic period and could provide valuable new information about the ancient societies that inhabited the island more than 3,000 years ago.
Why thi…

200 g pumpkin (I used the ‘muscat’ variety)4 eggswhite part of a leekmayonnaisespices
Boil the eggs and cut them into large cubes.
Slice the leek into half-rings, blanch the leek in boiling water, then drain and dry it.
Peel the pumpkin and grate it on a coarse grater.
In a salad bowl, combine the pumpkin, leek, and eggs. Dress the salad with mayonnaise, season with spices, and mix well.