Aristos Georgiou is a science journalist for Newsweek, with his work also appearing in The Herald-Sun. He covers a wide range of scientific topics, including archaeology, paleontology, anthropology, and the intersection of science and society. Aristos is known for his engaging and informative articles that bring scientific discoveries and research to a broader audience.
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Aristos Georgiou's focus is largely on scientific topics, particularly archaeology, ancient history, and discoveries. His coverage often includes citing data and breaking news.
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By: Aristos Georgiou
A new study has shed light on the trade of walrus ivory during the Viking Age that spanned continents.
The throne room is associated with an ancient culture well known for its rich, elite tombs and impressive architecture. Read Full Article »
Archaeologists have uncovered an ancient Egyptian burial chamber featuring two "intricately painted" wooden coffins, among other finds.
By: Aristos Georgiou
Evidence of a "unique" human and horse sacrifice ritual has been uncovered at a huge prehistoric burial mound in Siberia.
By: Aristos Georgiou
A survey has identified a "major" urban area in a mountainous area of Uzbekistan at an altitude of more than 6,000 feet.
The National Weather Service issued a "dense fog" advisory for portions of the two states on Friday.
A study of a remarkable medieval skeleton found in a well at a castle in Norway has helped to corroborate events detailed in an 800-year-old Norse saga.
Alexander is considered to be one of the most successful military leaders in history, having created one of the largest empires.
By: Aristos Georgiou, Amy Calvert
The Temple of Esna, a significant Egyptian archaeological site, has been undergoing extensive restoration works. Read Full Article »
The three-man, record-breaking, crew had spent a total of 192 days in orbit above the Earth aboard China's Tiangong space station.
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