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Italian Referendum To Decriminalize Marijuana, Psilocybin And Other Drug Plants Gets Half A Million Signatures

Activists in Italy say they’ve gathered enough signatures to qualify a ballot measure that would decriminalize personal cultivation and use of not only marijuana but also psilocybin mushrooms and certain other psychoactive plants for personal use.
Nearly 900 years ago, astronomers spotted a strange, bright light in the sky. We finally know what caused it.

In the 12th century, Chinese and Japanese astronomers spotted a new light in the sky shining as brightly as Saturn.
Evidence that a cosmic impact destroyed ancient city in the Jordan Valley

In the Middle Bronze Age (about 3,600 years ago or roughly 1650 BCE), the city of Tall el-Hammam was ascendant.
Mysterious Skeletons of an Unknown People Rewrite The History of Japanese Ancestry

Researchers have rewritten Japanese history after uncovering a third, and previously unknown, group of ancestors that migrated to Japan around 2,000 years ago, of modern-day Japanese populations.
We discovered the earliest prehistoric art is hand prints made by children

In new research our international team have discovered ancient hand and footprints high on the Tibetan plateau made by children.