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There are 2 'mysterious' gates in Hue Imperial City
After unloading and relocating a number of houses living in the upper part of the Imperial City of Hue, the authorities discovered two city gates with unique architecture ...
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Surprised by the restored face of the 8,000-year-old man
Swedish archaeologist successfully recreated the face of a man who lived during the Stone Age in Motala, Sweden, 8,000 years ago.
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The 'drug' in the tomb of the Red Queen made the Maya disappear?
US scientists have discovered a terrible problem in the Mayan city ruins of Tikal, related to what created the scary red in the tomb of a queen.
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460 million-year-old arthropod fossils found
An amateur scientist discovered the fossil of a rare arthropod species in the wilderness of central Australia.
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Suddenly discovered a 1.8m tall creature like a giant penguin
New fossil analysis shows that Plotopteridae in Japan have many similarities with the extinct giant penguin in New Zealand.
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17 strange stone slabs take 30 years to decode, revealing interesting surprises
17 stone slabs, all with sculptured carvings on the surface, caused archaeologists to click their tongue in shame because of the confusion that took 30 years to decode, almost missed the revelations. Unexpectedly interesting about the Sogdiana tribe, one of the oldest ethnic groups on Earth.
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Unexpected discovery of fossils of about 200 million years old in Gia Lai
Stone chrysanthemum discovered - the name of a group of molluscs marine species were extinct in Gia Lai
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Fossils reveal the colors of insects 99 million years old
Scientists on July 1 announced the discovery of amber fossils from the Cretaceous period still preserve the true colors of ancient insects.
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South Korea discovered the 'most durable shoes in the world' dating back about 1500 years
A pair of gilded copper shoes were found intact in an ancient tomb that archaeologists thought could have been created in the late 5th or early 6th centuries, around 1500 years ago.
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Letters of death - mysterious books buried in Egyptian tombs
With the meaning of the handbook that led the dead to heaven, Egyptian mail was buried in the process of mummification telling much about the faith of the ancients.
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Going fishing in the river, the farmer accidentally racked up the 'mysterious' turtle' with 4 back arrows
For the first time a national treasure, a bronze turtle with four arrows and 32 inscriptions dating back more than 3000 years of history, has caught the attention of archaeologists.
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300 million years fossils of sturgeon fish
Tanyrhinichthys mcallisteri has a sturgeon-like shape with a long protruding snout that focuses the senses to help them catch prey.
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Caves with mysterious drawings in France
A cave in France reveals the secrets of early human rituals and burials.
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Accidentally discovered a new shark while sorting fossils Tyrannosaurus rex
Recently paleontologists have unknowingly discovered an entirely new species of shark during the fossil taxonomy of the tyrant dinosaur.
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Discovered a 4,500-year-old deep-hole circle near Stonehenge
The circle, which is nearly 2 km in diameter, contains at least 20 large holes, showing the impressive construction techniques of Neolithic people.
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Discovered the world's smallest dinosaur egg fossil
The fossil egg weighs only about 10 grams, which belongs to a small pedicellated dinosaur that lived 100 million years ago.
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Unearth the oldest Viking settlement
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of two long wooden houses filled with treasures dating back to the Viking era in eastern Iceland.
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What caused the ancient Roman republic to collapse?
Scientists believe that the volcanic eruption 2,500 years ago caused a global climate disaster that led to widespread famine in 43 BC.
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Discover menu of Africans used more than 5,000 years before migration
Seafood was the staple food of migrants from Africa to Saudi Arabia about 5,000 years ago.
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Prehistoric snake neck lizards have similar diving abilities to modern sperm whales
Snake neck lizard is a large extinct marine reptilian genus of the Plesiosauria. The first specimen was discovered by Mary Anning between 1820-1821 but lacked a skull.