The only intact rhino mummy from the Ice Age
National Geographic reports that Russian researchers have recently successfully reconstructed the intact, smooth hairy rhino from the Ice Age.
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National Geographic reports that Russian researchers have recently successfully reconstructed the intact, smooth hairy rhino from the Ice Age.
This 3,200-year-old Great Pharaoh statue was first discovered by Italian archaeologists in 1820.
The mummy excavated more than 40 years ago in the city of Basel - Switzerland has recently been confirmed by scientists as the remains of Anna Catharina Bischoff.
The researchers identified Habelia optata, an ancient marine creature that is only about two centimeters long but can tear off prey with a sharp and flexible head.
The mummies of the Chinchorro people dating back at least 7,000 years began to turn into a black form, Science Alert reported yesterday.
Researchers found a 150 million-year-old sea monster skeleton from the Jurassic period in Antarctica, the International Business Times reported on Dec. 23.
Archaeologists discovered a large amount of dinosaur eggs buried underground hundreds of millions of years ago.
New archaeological findings can change history. This article lists important archaeological findings in 2017 summarized by the Live Science website.
Since being taken to the screen, T-rex the tyrant dinosaur has become the embodiment of a supreme force, the most powerful creature on Earth in ancient times.
From thousands of year-old crocodiles to girls of pneumonia in the 20th century, these mummies tell great stories about life and death.
On January 1, Israeli archaeologists announced that a clay seal printed images and Jewish characters, believed to be of the ancient Jerusalem town, dates back to 2,700 y…
The 11.3-cm copper mirror was unearthed in April at Nakashima archaeological site in Fukuoka City, Japan, the International Business Times reported.
According to Daily Mail, researchers at the University of London (UCL) use a new scanning technique to identify Egyptian mummies, which are on display at Chiddington Cas…
A study published in November 2017 in Science Advances compares the bone structure of modern women with stone, bronze and medieval women.
The Daily Mail (UK) quoted driver Adam Day (30) as saying he was shaking when he discovered the ring in a field in Yorkshire.