Medieval Graves Reveal Location of Lost Nyénye Settlement in Hungary
Archaeologists have identified the site of the lost medieval settlement of Nyénye near Szolnok, Hungary, by excavating graves, pottery, and building debris. The findings clarify the village's location and burial practices, but key uncertainties remain
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10,000-Year-Old Mesolithic Toolmaking Center Uncovered in Russia
Archaeologists excavating a Mesolithic site in northwestern Russia have recovered thousands of stone tools and manufacturing debris, revealing a large-scale tool production center dating back up to 10,000 years and offering new insight into early postglacial lifeways
IBM Qiskit Fermions Library Targets Structure-Preserving Quantum Compilation
IBM Quantum has released Qiskit Fermions 0.1.0, an open-source library designed to maintain physical symmetries and particle-number conservation during quantum circuit compilation for fermionic systems, with a focus on quantum chemistry and condensed matter simulation
Excavation at Tokod Fortress Reveals Early Christian Church Remains
Archaeologists at the late Roman Tokod fortress in Hungary have uncovered the foundations of an early Christian church, fragments of frescoes, and a range of metal artifacts, offering new insights into religious architecture and activity at the site
