Archeology
The strange stone was identified as a dinosaur brain fossil
According to Fox news, a brown stone found on the coast a decade ago was exactly the fossil brain of dinosaurs, living about 133 million years ago.
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Fossil sea monsters 75 million years of raw marks the enemy's teeth
The fossil of the dragon dragon, a marine reptile like a dolphin that lived in the dinosaurs, was found with the teeth of the enemy plugging in his face.
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Chile seeks support to preserve the oldest mummies in the world
Chilean researchers are seeking international help to protect nearly 300 Chinchorro mummies found in the north of the country, considered the oldest mummies in the world…
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Discover the stone bed Jesus Christ lay when he was buried
Conservation workers at the Holy Sepulcher Church in Jerusalem claim they have discovered a limestone bed that Jesus was laid on to be buried.
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Controversy over 4-legged fossils
The new study suggests that a four-legged solid fossil does not have the characteristics of a snake and is actually an ancient lizard species living under water.
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Discovered the 3,800-year-old mysterious character near the tomb of the Egyptian emperor
Scientists have discovered many characters describing ships preparing to go to sea, the Mirror reported.
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He discovered the holy well
The Anne wells of Medieval origin have just been found in the grounds of a private farm near Liverpool, England, Seeker reported on November 2.
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50,000 year old jewelry made from ostrich eggshell
Russian archaeologists discovered 50,000-year-old jewelry made from ostrich egg shells in a cave in Siberia.
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The intact wreck emerged from the sea floor after 200 years of rest
Divers find the wreck dating back to the 19th century under the Baltic Sea with mysterious ships and cargo ships.
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Ancient people conquered many new lands thanks to El Nino
According to Science Alert, the study focused on learning about one of the most remote areas, Oceania, where there are signs of human habitation about 3,400 years ago.
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Unexpected discovery of the
Everyone knows that ancient Egypt was a great civilization cradle, but its origin lies elsewhere.
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Two girls find a 1200-year-old coin
Not only two girls, archaeologists were not surprised when they found rare coins.
Archeology
The thousand-dollar artifacts of the Qing emperor were turned into table lamps
The 200-year-old hat holder of the Qing emperor was turned into a decorative light for 50 years by a British couple without knowing its true value.
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The ancestors of salmon have sharp teeth 20cm long
Scientists have just given evidence that prehistoric salmon has extremely sharp teeth and weighs more than 180 kilograms living on the Pacific coast.
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Excavation of the tomb of Queen Cao Cao's grandson
Archaeological expert group in Luoyang, China is excavating the tomb of Wei's royal family, most likely belonging to Cao Du's queen, Cao Cao's nephew.