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Received — 15 October 2026 ⏭ LBV Magazine English Edition

A Neanderthal’s Shoulder Blade from Shanidar Cave May Bear Evidence of the Oldest Known Fatal Spear Wound

The shoulder blade is such a wide and flat bone that in some areas it becomes almost translucent when held up to the light. That is why it is rare to find it whole, even in modern burials, and why it so surprised archaeologists from the University of Cambridge that from Shanidar Cave, in Iraqi […]

Archaeologists Find a Lost Greek Neighborhood in Sicily, Destroyed When Carthage Besieged the City 2,400 Years Ago — and Evidence of a Giant Artificial Fish Pond

Tucked among the Greek temples that made Agrigento famous, on the south coast of Sicily, there is a narrow valley of orange and olive trees. An international team has been digging there for three years. The third season in the Kolymbethra valley and on the Case Montana plateau ends on October 24. According to the […]

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