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May 15, 2022

Find from Mesad Nakrot: Edible oyster from the Red Sea (a), jaw of a deer (b), edible oyster from the Mediterranean Sea (c), string woven from date leaves (d). Photographer: Roy Shapir

Fish from the Red Sea, oysters from the Nile and bowls from Petra were part of the ancient perfume route trade

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"The findings reflect the beginnings of globalization processes in the ancient world and the special importance of the Middle East and the desert space in particular, at the crossroads of East and West," say the researchers
A warmer atmosphere increases the risk of diseases spreading in large areas where they did not exist before. Photo by geralt on Pixabay

The microbes that spread in the hot air

A new Singaporean study has revealed that as the global temperature rises, various microscopic organisms found in the air will spread further, and some of them may spread disease in areas of the world where they have not been found before.
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