Galileo: Three new topics – cave art, finds in North Jutland and Frederick II

Galileo, our page with new findings from science, has three new topics: cave art, finds in North Jutland and Frederick II's falconry.

Cave paintings & animals in ancient art gathers news about cave paintings, petroglyphs and rock art with animals – from Lascaux, Chauvet and Altamira to Sulawesi and Arabia. If a bird is shown, the item gets a “Birds” badge.

Archaeological finds in North Jutland covers Vikings, treasure hoards, burial mounds and settlements – from Thy and Vendsyssel to Himmerland and the Limfjord. In other words, finds right on Eagleworld's doorstep.

Frederick II, falconry & birds in history is about Emperor Frederick II and his falconry book De arte venandi cum avibus, Europe's falconry heritage and falconry around the world – and about birds in the history of civilisations and in the Bible.

Like the other topics, the new ones update automatically twice a day from recognised science sources, museums and universities. Headlines in other languages are machine-translated, with the original shown underneath. Pure science – no politics and no opinion pieces.

👉 Go to Galileo and see the new topics

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Published 12 October 2026