Archeology
Clean-falling dinosaur teeth when grown up
The small and sharp teeth of the Limusaurus dinosaur, which lived in northwestern China 160 million years ago, disappeared when they mature.
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The abandoned city is wider than Paris and London in the United States
At the peak of the city, in 1050, the population here reached 30,000 people. This is the largest city in the past that once existed, on a scale far beyond Paris or Londo…
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10,000-year cooking technique changes ancient civilization
Ancient people could use a heat-resistant pot to cook plants 10,000 years ago, a step forward to help form a permanent settlement towards a modern civilization.
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The ancient Egyptian tomb may contain the forgotten pharaoh's corpse
The 4,200-year-old tomb found in the city of Aswan, Egypt may be the burial place for the corpses of the ruler of Elephantine during the ancient kingdom.
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Controversy about where to bury Jesus
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem is just one of many places believed to be the final resting place of Jesus next to many other graves in India and Japan.
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The 10,500-year-old settlement settled under the American forest
NASA's remote sensing device helps researchers find the remains of a 10,500-year-old settlement in the Oklahoma state forest.
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Mexico unearthed the temple of wind gods under the supermarket nail
An excavation team has discovered the ground about 10 meters in diameter of the temple of 650-year-old wind god in Mexico.
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Ancient letter of 2000 years of portrait painting of Jesus
An ancient book made of many pages of copper and lead-based portraits of the oldest portrait of Jesus has been assessed by experts for about 2,000 years.
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The river has been subject to death from ancient people
Scientists found evidence that a river in southern Jordan was poisoned by lead 7,000 years ago by human metallurgy.
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Lost legs of the 3,000-year-old Egyptian queen
Experts identify mummy feet found at the lavish tomb in the Valley of the Queen, Egypt by Queen Nefertari, who died around 1,250 BC.
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New discovery after opening the cap of Jesus' tomb
Recently, when the marble cap at the tomb of Jesus was opened after 500 years of closure, the researchers discovered limestone terraces that were thought to have once pl…
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10 huge treasures were found thrilling, with treasures of nearly 250,000 billion
In childhood, almost all of us used to seek treasure. The thrilling details of the process of finding treasures often appear in the dreams of children.
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The dinosaur tails remain intact in the amber mass of 99 million years
The amber contains dinosaur tails with covered feathers discovered at a market in Myanmar, believed to belong to a small dinosaur that lived 99 million years ago.
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The first fossil animal traveled on land
The first vertebrate fossil that traveled on land about 355 million years ago was found in Scotland.
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Scottish King 700 years ago like player Wayne Rooney
A research team concluded that the reigning king of Scotland more than 700 years ago looked like a British player Wayne Rooney with a height of nearly 1.8 meters and a s…