Nergis Firtina is an Editor and News Writer at Interesting Engineering. She focuses on topics such as data, AI, and their implications within academia, alongside covering significant issues like the Coronavirus and developments in Spain. Nergis's work has been featured in Interesting Engineering.
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Nergis Firtina's coverage primarily revolves around ancient history and archaeology, often citing data to support the findings. She seems to be interested in stories related to historical discoveries, new archaeological findings, and scientific studies pertaining to ancient civilizations.
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By: Nergis Firtina
Archaeologists dig into sealed animal coffins from ancient Egypt. What they found may lead to magic.
A young girl in Denmark found 1000-year-old coins in the cornfield.
By: Nergis Firtina
Discovered at Saqqara are 'wonderful' ancient Egyptian tombs and a church that date back 3,300 years.
By: Nergis Firtina
A long-forgotten Roman fort is rediscovered in Scotland.
By: Nergis Firtina
In Peru, archaeologists discover a young person's mummy wrapped in a bundle.
By: Nergis Firtina
Puerto Rico's oldest human remains from 1800 BC show a varied cultural landscape.
By: Nergis Firtina
It is possible to retrace the history of the Nerja Cave using fossilized soot and charcoal from torches that date back more than 8,000 years.
By: Nergis Firtina
Researchers find the first human representations of the ancient society of Tarteso in modern-day Spain.
By: Nergis Firtina
People now from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are descended from the Picts.
By: Nergis Firtina
There is new proof of frequent fires in Antarctica 75 million years ago, during the time of the dinosaurs.
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