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  Featured Image Credit:   Geoff Smith / Alamy Stock Photo/Tim Whitby / Alamy Stock Photo Everyone in the world with blue eyes can actually trace their lineage back to one person who lived thousands of years ago. If you go back far enough up your family tree, you'll probably find out that you're related to some  pretty interesting  people. Unless your entire family has spent all of eternity living in a cave far removed from civilisation, then there's a pretty good chance that at some point at least one of your ancestors was important enough to have their own Wikipedia article. No matter who you're related to, it's still you that makes you unique but there's still traits you'll have in common with plenty of people around the world. Some people are able to find pretty much exact copies of themselves  by just wandering around in the big wide world, but for most, it's more just a similarity of characteristic. Someone living thousands of years ago was the fir

  New photographs have shown how Africa is physically splitting apart. Scientists say that this will eventually lead to the formation of a new ocean and give rise to a new continent. In today's video, we will explore what will happen to the world we know, after Africa splits. Discover more from  The Archaeologist