Archeology
What color does flying dinosaur eggs live 66 million years ago?
Blue eggs are found in many modern birds and people have long believed that only the animals of the new bird family have green eggs.
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Chinese aristocrat remains intact after 1,000 years
The coffins and bodies were excavated in Zhizhu village in An Hoa district, Hunan province, China. The man was allowed to die under the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) or Qing…
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The eternal kiss of the couple together for 2,800 years
Two skeletons at an archaeological site in Iran lie in a forward-facing position as if giving each other an eternal kiss.
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How did the fossil dragon sleep for 112 million years?
The prickly nodosaur dinosaur, the ankylosaur's armored cousin, was discovered at the Suncor Millennium Mine in Alberta in 2011.
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200 million year long sea fossil remains intact
This is the fossil of the largest fish lizard ever found, IFL Science reported on August 28.
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The girl discovered the treasure sword rumored to be King Arthur's
Little Jones had a happy vacation with her family to Lake Dozmary, Cornwall, England. However, both Jones and his family could not imagine that they had found a medieval…
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Journey to find her husband over hundreds of kilometers of ancient European women
German archaeologists found that European women during the Bronze Age often traveled away from home and played an important role in spreading culture, while men were jus…
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Detecting copper axes, stone axes of 2,000-3,000 years old in Nghe An
While making water ditches for rice fields, my family in Quy Chau and Nghe An districts discovered copper axes and stone axes dating from 2,000-3,000 years ago.
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Neanderthals and Sapiens do not meet at Vindia Cave, Croatia
Vindia Caves in northern Croatia are considered to be one of the most likely places for Neanderthals and modern humans to meet and mate.
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The temple of the goddess Artemis was discovered in Greece's second largest island
This is considered an important finding, promising to provide more information that has never been explored about Greek civilization and ancient customs.
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Discover the ancient health care system
We often think that modern society with outstanding achievements of new science opens up many effective health care methods.
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Discovered an ancient tomb over 3,500 years old in Egypt
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered an ancient 3,500-year-old tomb in the area near Luxor, the ancient capital of Egypt, known by the name
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The first evidence shows that the Viking race female warriors exist
Viking - One of the fiercest tribes and the most ruthless in human history also turns out to use female warriors.
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The 4,300-year-old head statue was smashed by Egyptian pharaohs
Archaeologists discovered the statue of an Egyptian head pharaoh in the ancient city of Hazor in Israel in 1995.
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Summer villa of ancient Rome produced industrial pottery
Davide Tanasi, professor of history at the University of South Florida, USA led the research team excavating ancient Roman villas in the coastal city of Realmonte in Sic…