Historical events of Kyiv region, facts and research from Ukrainian history at Razom UA
A red hand stencil at least 67,800 years old has been discovered in the Liang Metanduno cave on the island of Muna. The scientists' dating, published in Nature, forces a reassessment of the chronology of artistic thinking and the migration routes of early Homo sapiens.
In southern Spain archaeologists have uncovered not only Neolithic fortifications but also a Roman burial made a millennium after the fortress was built. We examine why this matters for the history of Europe and what to expect from further investigations.
Near Alexandria, a pleasure vessel matching Strabo's descriptions has been found. The ship was discovered by the submerged island of Antirhodos at a depth of about 7 m and buried under 1.5 m of sediment; the research is being carried out by IEASM under the direction of Frank Goddio.
Paris — the city of light, revolution, and freedom — has another dimension, less obvious but strategically important. It is a space of international law, history faculties, ancient libraries, and small publishing houses that have been shaping the foundation of civilization for decades, and sometimes even centuries.
On October 27, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language. Sociological surveys indicate that in the 12th year of the war with Russia, 96% of Ukrainians take pride in their language or have a positive attitude towards it.