Archeology
People have avoided inbreeding from 3,000 years ago
Right from 34,000 years ago, our ancestors knew that inbreeding was a bad idea.
Archeology
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1,000-year-old flush toilet is found in Silla
The Cultural Heritage Agency said the archaeological remains of a bathroom equipped with a flush toilet used in the Silla Kingdom dating back (57 BC to 935) have just be…
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The ancient 'Titanic' secret gradually revealed
According to archaeologists, this excavation may prove there are at least seven bronze statues buried in the seabed in this area.
Archeology
Fish fossil detection dates back to 240 million years
The report of the Argentine Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) announced on October 9 that the fossil was found in the eastern province of Mendoza.
Archeology
Discover 200 million year old fossil with a belly filled with squid
Millions of years ago during the Jurassic period, there was a marine reptile named ichthyosaur that used to hunt prehistoric squid species.
Archeology
The sword remained intact after 1,200 years in the Norwegian mountains
A group of Norwegian hunters found the Viking 1,200-year-old sword preserved in perfect condition on a high mountain.
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Many ancient thousands of years old stone artifacts were found in North Iran cemetery
A number of antiques have been found in an ancient cemetery in the province of Gilan in northern Iran called Asb Risseh, the head of the excavation in the cemetery has j…
Archeology
The rare ancient Roman mosaic of the 4th century was discovered in England
Specifically, this Roman mosaic can be designed to be built in 380, in a carpet that depicts Greek heroes Bellerophon riding Pegasus with wings.
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3 everyday items you won't believe are from ancient Egypt
The invention of ancient Egypt is worthy of admiration for the descendants of the next generation, when there are many of our everyday objects originating from them.
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New Roman tombs discovered in Dakhla Oasis, Egypt
The Egyptian Archeology Department discovered five Roman tombs in excavations carried out in the Beir Al-Shaghala area at Dakhla Oasis in the western desert of Egypt.
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The 66 million-year-old rare dinosaur fossil was found in Colorado
Scientists have unearthed a rare dinosaur fossil in Colorado, USA, believed to be 66 million years old, according to a recently released report.
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Searching for traces of giant spider monsters eating humans in ancient times
Earth in the past has had periods of global warm weather, abundant oxygen in the air, creating conditions for species to grow suddenly.
Archeology
'Vampire' ants 98 million years die hard in the amber block
The researchers found a block of amber in Myanmar, inside the body of a new blood-sucking ant that dates back 98 million years, Smithsonianhalang reported September 13.
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Restoring the face of a woman who was supposed to be the wife of Jesus
In the medieval town in the south of France, the crypt beneath the church contains one of the world's most famous remains, including the skull and the bones belonging to…
Archeology
The origin of the digital symbol '0' is longer than we think
In the manuscript Bakhshali scattered symbols for numbers