Archaeologists Have Discovered an Unprecedented Ancient Monument
I came across this article from Popular Mechanics about the discovery of an ancient monument that researchers believe could significantly reshape how we understand early human societies.
The site appears to challenge long-held assumptions about when large-scale monument building began, and who was capable of organising it. If confirmed, it raises important questions about early belief systems, social organisation, and how much of human history may still lie undiscovered.
What interests me most is not just the monument itself, but what it implies.
Does this change how we think about the origins of complex societies is it another reminder that history is always provisional, waiting to be revised
I am curious what others here think.