Read more about the article Women Played Key Roles In Ancient Mongol Empire 2,300 Years Ago
Image shows an illustrative photo of how the Xiongnu built a multiethnic empire on the Mongolian steppe that was connected by trade to Rome, Egypt, and Imperial China, undated photo. Women held the highest positions of power in the multiethnic Xiongnu empire 2,300 years ago, claimed German scientists. (Christina Warinner, the DairyCultures Project/Newsflash)

Women Played Key Roles In Ancient Mongol Empire 2,300 Years Ago

A new study has revealed that women played key roles in the political and economic life of an ancient Mongol empire over 2,300 years ago. The remarkable research shows that…

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Read more about the article First Garden Dormouse Seen In 100 Years Hailed As Sensational Discovery
An illustrative image of a garden dormouse which has been found for the first time after 100 years in the canton of Solothurn, Switzerland. (Biosphoto, Frederic Desmette/Newsflash)

First Garden Dormouse Seen In 100 Years Hailed As Sensational Discovery

A garden dormouse has been spotted in the Swiss Canton of Solothurn for the first time since 1909 after a massive search resulting in what experts are hailing as a…

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