Archeology
Discover the skeleton 'Red Queen' of the Maya
Around the skull is a crown made of jade beads as well as hundreds of green fragments from a broken mask.
Archeology
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The iron hammer of 140 million years challenges scientists
The hammer was estimated to have been created in the early Cretaceous period, ie 140 to 65 million years ago.
Archeology
Detecting horrors of human violence 6,000 years ago
Seven human skeletons, a newborn skull and fragments of hand bones and some discrete arm bones were found in an ancient mass grave in France.
Archeology
Mysterious tunnel system from World War I under the British supermarket
Historical experts believe that this tunnel system may have been used in both world wars.
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The mummy 'princess' nearly 1000 years old still has hair, long eyelashes curled
The Siberian Times reported that scientists recently discovered a woman's mummy buried in the snowpack in the Arctic and covered with thick fur
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Egyptian Pharaoh was the first to suffer from a giant disease
The male skeleton found in 1901 in a tomb near Egypt's Beit Khallaf, with a height of 1,987 meters, may belong to Sa-Nakht, pharaoh in the Third Dynasty.
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Intact fossils after 110 million years of armored dinosaurs
The team analyzed the exceptionally well preserved skeleton of a 5.5-meter-long fossil with complete armor from head to tail.
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Sophisticated folding bed of pharaoh Tutankhamun
Tutankhamun, pharaoh ruled Egypt more than 3,300 years ago, resting on a bed of the same texture as the modern folding beds we use today.
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Ruining the village of the homeland of Jesus' apostle
Israeli and American archaeologists most likely found the home of Saint Peter, St. Andrew and Saint Philip near the Sea of Galille, also known as Lake Tiberias, in nor…
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Stele filled with ancient characters challenges scientists
At 1.5 meters high and 85cm wide, Montoro stone stele covered with inscriptions dating from the Iron Age. C
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Ancient crocodile species can bite sea turtles with one bite
One of the most dangerous predators of the ocean, Lemmysuchus lives in coastal waters in the UK for more than 165 million years ago.
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The bird buried under the ice for 4,000 years remains intact
The 4,200-year hardened corpse of a red-winged thrush was found in intact preservation in Norway, RT reported on August 5. C
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13 million year fossils of human ancestors
US scientists in the study published in Nature published the discovery of the oldest fossil of human ancestors living in Africa, National Geographic on 9/8 reported.
Archeology
The largest dinosaur in the world history is as big as a spaceship
The dinosaur species is called Patagotitan mayorum - the largest creature ever to walk on land in history