The remote valley of Teniky in Madagascar reveals possible Zoroastrian roots from 1,000 years ago. Archaeological evidence, ...

In the heart of Isalo National Park in central-southern Madagascar, at least 200km from the sea in any direction, is a remote ...

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The scope of the site of Teniky is also broader than anything one would expect lost sailors requiring temporary shelter would ...

Excavations at Amida Mound, referred to as the “heart of Diyarbakir,” have uncovered evidence that settlement at this ...

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New research from the Academy of Athens argues that the Greeks actually chose Salamis after studying the area's climactic conditions.

Our archaeological study of Teniky, however, points to a new possibility: a former Persian presence in southern Madagascar about 1,000 years ago. Our study of high-resolution satellite images ...