Archeology
Detection of bear fossils dating to 120,000 years in Argentina
On March 14, Argentine scientists announced the discovery of fossils of a giant bear of the late Pleistocene.
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Revealing the hidden secret in the 1,400-year-old book when taking X-rays
According to Sciencealert, scientists from the University of Califfornia, the US have discovered the hidden content in an old book of 1,400 years old.
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The skull is as long as the aliens of ancient Eastern European women
The research team led by Krishna Veeramah, a scientist at Stony Brook University, conducted DNA analysis of longer skulls normally found in Germany, Newsweek reported on…
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Discover the oldest crown in the world in the desert near the Dead Sea
Recently, the crown was chosen by New York University (USA) to study the ancient world. It was originally displayed in Israel as a bronze artifact.
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Defrost the dog's mummy 12,400 years ago to revive
Scientists recently thawed the mummy of a puppy thought to be extinct 12,400 years ago and found it in thick ice in Siberia.
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Archeopteryx dinosaurs fly like pheasants
An international research team used strong X-rays to look inside the bone of the species, showing that they are nearly empty, like modern birds.
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Unexpectedly revealed about the notorious Blackbeard pirate ship history
Blackbeard is one of the most notorious pirates in the world. His real name is Edward Teach (or possibly Thatch).
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Detecting wrecks for more than a century on the lake bottom
The wreck of a steamboat wrecked 119 years ago during a storm was found under Lake Erie, a large lake in North America.
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The antique pot contains hundreds of gold and silver coins in the Netherlands
Oasen Water Company workers discovered a cooking pot containing 12 gold coins and 462 silver coins while laying pipes in Hoef and Haag town, Utrecht, Netherlands, in Aug…
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Unexpected discovery in the first homeland of mankind
Scientists discovered traces of paint, commercial transactions and many useful tools from a village located in the first human homeland.
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7-year-old baby 'excavated' was fossil 65 million years
The strange object was discovered by the girl Naomi last fall, when she followed her mother to the soccer field and wandered to play alone.
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Teapot 2,000 years in the tomb of the Qin Dynasty in China
The kettle containing wine is a sacrifice, located in 260 excavated artifacts from the tomb of an ordinary citizen during the Qin Dynasty (221 - 207 BC).
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The mysterious grave is under the
Villagers in Hebei, China discovered that the rock was flowing out of blood like blood when starting a construction.
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Remains of a hundred-year-old ancient city in South Africa
The team found the rest of ancient man-made architecture hidden underground thanks to laser scanning technology.
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What are the ancestors of all living things?
Since ancient times, there is only one form of life on earth - that is the most common common ancestor of all cells, or LUCA.