Ancient Siberians Traded Arctic Dogs | Divers Discover Roman Coins

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On the weekend of November 20-21, 2021 we invite you to join us for [Human Origins – The Narratives of Our Creation.]( Come and Discover - What’s the real story behind the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden? - How is the ancient Egyptian creation narrative unique? - Why did Sumerian creation stories have such a major impact on later cultures? - What are the creation stories of the Hopi people? - Who or what influenced the poets who sang the creation stories of the ancient Greeks? - What human origin traditions are to be found amongst the indigenous peoples of Melanesia? - Which archetypes appear in ancient Andean creation stories? - What’s the truth hidden in the legends of giants who appear in creation myths? - Why does the Viking creation story have relevance today? 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With a subscription, you get access to [ALL the back issues]( for one great price! Everyone loves it, get [YOUR subscription]( to the digital magazine today! [A 1 YEAR digital mag subscription is just $29.99]( ANCIENT NEWS, MODERN HEADLINES [Ancient Siberians Bred, Bought and Traded Arctic Dogs]( [A person hugging a dogDescription automatically generated with medium confidence](Genetic breeding programs in the ancient Arctic required fresh DNA from faraway places. Therefore, long-distance trade routes rang with the barks and howls of horny Arctic dogs as they marched northwards to play away from home. | [READ MORE]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Gas Pipe Workers Accidentally Unearth Chilca Culture Burial in Peru]( [A picture containing ground, outdoor, sandyDescription automatically generated](Workers laying pipes for the gas company Calidda in Chilca, which is 37 miles south of Lima, Peru, have recently uncovered the remains of eight people buried together in a Chilca culture common tomb 800 years ago. Found buried with them were exotic grave goods to take into the afterlife, including musical instruments, food, and bags with coca leaves (the natural stimulant base for cocaine).| [READ MORE]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Divers Find Huge 1,500-Year-Old Roman Coin Hoard off The Spanish Coast]( [A picture containing ocean floorDescription automatically generated](Two amateur divers cleaning trash from the seabed of Alicante while holidaying off the coast of Spain have uncovered a cache of 1,500-year-old gold Roman coins. Numbering 53 in total, the gold coins are in a ‘perfect state of conservation’ and are dated to the late 4th and early 5th century. | [READ MORE]( You Might Like [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( You have received this email because you have subscribed to [Ancient-Origins.net](. 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