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War elephants: How Carthage used a psychological weapon the Romans failed to master | Culture

Both Hannibal and Julius Caesar used pachyderms in their campaigns in Hispania, but the Carthaginian general had far more expertise in their deployment than the legions

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Bone From Sizeable Beast Could Be Ancient Battle Elephant

The elephant may have been used in the armies of ancient Roman leader Julius Caesar or potentially even the legendary Carthaginian general Hannibal.

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A 2,000-year-old battle elephant bone was found in Spain Experts are investigating whether the animal fought for Hannibal or Julius Caesar

Archaeologists also located 17 catapult ‘bullets’ and other weapons, as well as brooches, coins, and millstones from different periods

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Chile s Leftist President Moves To Nationalize Reserves Of Clean Energy White Gold

The world’s No. 2 producer of lithium is the latest country to push for government ownership over mines.

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Analysis: Decree adds to doubts about Mexican lithium industry s future

The Mexican government s latest move to tighten control over its potentially lucrative lithium reserves fails to resolve the puzzle of how it can lure needed private industry expertise while.

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