the chronology of water

A discovery of seven stone flakes at Sulawesi's Calio site, dated to at least 1.04 million years ago, drastically alters understanding of early human migration in island Southeast Asia. This finding pushes back hominin presence on the island by nearly a million years, suggesting earlier crossings of deep water bodies in Wallacea.

A routine construction survey in Wiltshire, England, unearthed a Bronze Age burial yielding over 100 relics, including gold. Dubbed the "Amesbury Archer," the man, buried around 2300 BC, revolutionised understanding of early metallurgy in Britain. Tooth analysis revealed he migrated from the Alpine region, a continental pioneer who brought advanced metalworking skills to the Stonehenge landscape.

Archaeologists have revealed that many Scottish loch islands are not natural but are ancient man-made crannogs, constructed as early as 3600 B.C. These Neolithic stone and timber structures, built with remarkable engineering skill, served as exclusive, defensive dwellings. Modern photogrammetry allows for detailed 3D reconstructions, showcasing their hidden causeways and the ingenuity of their builders.

A 1,500-year-old T-shaped reservoir, a significant discovery by the ASI on Elephanta Island, reveals an engineered solution for water storage on the rocky terrain. This built structure, distinct from rock-cut architecture, highlights the island's historical water scarcity challenges.

'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart is all set to conduct auditions for her upcoming queer paranormal reality series as she will be calling on ghost hunters and mediums to audition for the upcoming production.

Kristen Stewart marked her directorial debut at Cannes with 'the chronology of water,' a raw adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir. Stewart stunned on the red carpet in a chic white suit, joined by cast members like Imogen Poots. The film explores themes of trauma, addiction, and redemption, aligning with Stewart's penchant for unconventional and powerful storytelling.

Kristen Stewart, famed for 'Twilight,' marked her directorial debut at Cannes with 'the chronology of water,' based on Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir. The film received a four-and-a-half-minute standing ovation, moving Stewart. She shared the stage with the cast, including Imogen Poots, who praised her direction. The movie explores Yuknavitch's life, detailing her recovery from sexual abuse and finding solace in writing.

Kristen Stewart finds directing liberating after years of feeling undervalued as an actress. Her debut feature, 'the chronology of water,' allows her to own her vision and collaborate as an equal. This move reflects a broader trend of actresses taking the helm to uplift women's voices.

The Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany (BSIP) is now the Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences.The 70-year-old research institute was renamed on Tuesday following approval of the ministry of science and technology.

The Cannes Film Festival will showcase a diverse selection of films. Lynne Ramsay's 'Die, My Love' and Kristen Stewart's 'the chronology of water' are among the highlighted titles. Hollywood stars like Tom Cruise and Denzel Washington will attend. Scarlett Johansson will present her directorial debut. The festival is scheduled from May 13 to 24.

The 79th Cannes Film Festival's Official Selection will be revealed on April 9, with the prestigious event running from May 12-23. South Korean director Park Chan-wook will preside over the jury. Last year's festival saw significant Oscar contenders and high-profile premieres, including 'It Was Just an Accident' and 'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning'.

Having captured hearts in 'Twilight,' Kristen Stewart is now charting a new course as she makes her directorial debut with 'the chronology of water.' In reflecting on her career trajectory since 2008, she shares insights into the obstacles of manifesting her unique vision in a male-centric film landscape.

Shaheedi Park at ITO has undergone a transformation under the waste-to-art theme as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav to mark 75 years of India’s Independence.

The Saraswati is not a myth and the river used to flow in Haryana till early 15th century (1402 AD), finds a new study of the Centre of Excellence for Research on the Saraswati River (CERSR) in Kurukshetra University. CERSR director Professor A R Chaudhari, who has been working on the River since 2005, said the findings of his study ‘Saraswati River in northern India (Haryana) and its role in populating the Harappan civilization sites – A study based on remote sensing, sedimentology and strata chronology’, has been published in the prestigious peer-reviewed SCI International Journal of Archeological Prospection, published in the United Kingdom by John Wiley publishing group.

From monsoon nights to nippy winter mornings, the predictability of traditional seasonal patterns, possibly for centuries, remained well-documented in Konkani idioms and local practices. As climate change is gradually altering weather systems, the reflections of known patterns embedded in local language and customs are also suddenly turning irrelevant

Growing awareness about built heritage has put the sotlight on heritage monuments this World Tourism Day. On Tuesday, different organizations joined hands to celebrate the World Tourism Day in the city.