A remarkable discovery was made on the island of Rousay in the Orkney archipelago (Scotland) by aspiring archaeologist Katie Joss. The student from the Institute of Archaeology at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) was working with colleagues on excavations near Skaill Farm, where the team was investigating a series of large medieval structures.
During the second week of work, Katie Joss unexpectedly stumbled upon a piece of ancient sculptural art: a masterfully carved head made o…

I often found myself wondering what’s wrong and why children get sick. Then I came across Anatoly Nekrasov’s book “Maternal Love,” which answered this question and many others. The author explores the theme of maternal love as the flip side of the coin. Here’s an epigraph from the book that might pique your interest: “The issue of excessive maternal love has a global character; it manifests itself more weakly in some cultures and more strongly in others, yet it exists everywhere and gives rise …

are valued for their ability to boost immunity, promote heart health, enhance vision, and aid digestion. These fruits are rich in fiber, antioxidants, and minerals. Vitamins A, C, and E found in apricots protect the body from free radicals, helping to prevent .
Ingredients (for 3 liters): apricots – 700 g; sugar – 300 g; lemon – ½ piece; orange – ½ piece; citric acid – 1 teaspoon.
If you’re preparing this homemade “Fanta” for the winter, sterilize a three-liter jar over steam and boil the lid….

Bioengineers from Binghamton University (USA) claim to have uncovered the secret mechanics of .
As we age, skin stretches in one direction while contracting in another. This process, akin to how playdough behaves in a child’s hands, can be somewhat slowed down. However, stopping it altogether is unfortunately not possible.
What Did the Scientists Discover?
In explaining skin wrinkling, previous research authors typically referenced factors such as genetics, UV damage, and accompanying pathologic…

The “oldest” baby in the world was born on July 26 from an embryo that was created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) in 1994 and subsequently frozen.
The newborn boy has been named Tadeus Daniel Pierce. His parents, Lindsay (35) and Tim (34), adopted the embryo from Linda Archerd, who is now 62. In doing so, the Pierces set a sort of record: they welcomed a child from the longest-frozen embryo in history before it was used for implantation.
In the early 1990s, Linda Archerd and her then-husb…

• We recommend preparing everything you need in advance and organizing it so that it’s easily accessible. During renovations, you’ll be moving furniture around, and some items might get lost.
• To protect the floor from chalk, glue, and other messes, cover it with several layers of paper, securing the edges to the baseboards with tape or paste (which makes it easier to remove later).
• Even better, lay a sheet of plastic wrap over the paper.
• If furniture remains in the room during renovations…