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ScienceDaily: Microbiologists unmask the Hannibal route enigma.

“Using a combination of microbial metagenome analysis, environmental chemistry, geomorphic and pedological investigation, pollen analyses and various other geophysical techniques, the researchers have shown that a ‘mass animal deposition’ event occurred near the Col de Traversette—that can be directly dated to approximately 2168 cal yr BP, i.e. 218 BC.” It’s always been a mad, mad, MAD world ...

04/04/16 • 09:11 PM • History • Science • 1 Comment

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Science be mad cool, yo!

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