Archaeologists Find Microplastic Contamination In Ancient Remains
In a groundbreaking revelation, researchers from the University of York have discovered microplastics in ancient soil samples, some dating back as early as the first or second century CE.
These minuscule plastic particles were found buried deep underground, challenging prior assumptions about the pristine condition of archaeological sites.
The recently published study examined both modern and archived soil samples, identifying a total of 16 different types of microplastic polymers, NDTV reported.
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