SloveniaThe article discusses a significant archaeological discovery made by Slovenian researchers, published in the prestigious American scientific journal PNAS. The study reveals the existence of extensive stone structures in the Karst region used for large-scale hunting of game by ancient communities. This finding, referred to as 'desert dragons,' has attracted international attention within the archaeological community. Archeologist Tomaz Fabec from Mavhinje describes the impact of this publication on recent weeks and months, noting that while the research group submitted the paper, it was not signed by a scientific institution. The article highlights the use of advanced technologies like aerial laser scanning to identify these ancient hunting megastructures.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual report on an archaeological discovery without overt ideological framing. It focuses on the academic and technical aspects of the research, emphasizing collaboration between experts and the use of modern technology. There is no clear leaning towards any political agenda
