Painful death in the ditch of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago
The impressive dead posture stored in the fossil record from 66 million years ago shows the slow and painful death of the dinosaur in the mud pit.
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The impressive dead posture stored in the fossil record from 66 million years ago shows the slow and painful death of the dinosaur in the mud pit.
The skeleton of a medieval woman over 2 meters tall was discovered with many signs that she lived a short life and suffered from illness.
The scientist believes that if the stone is proved to be truly a map, it will be something
Colombian scientists say they have found a treasure trove of paleontologists in a cave in the northern state of Santander, with a series of fossils of large mammals livi…
Spanish archaeologists discovered an ancient Egyptian mummy in
Senior official of the Basque region, northern Spain Andoni Iturbe on October 13 said archaeologists found about 50 stone paintings dating to about 14,000 years in a cav…
A group of archaeologists discovered two ancient tombs of the Mayan civilization under two pyramids in the ancient city of Holmul, north of Guatemala.
Gold heart-shaped jewelry originated in the 10th century found in Bulgaria could be the queen Maria Lakapene, the wife of Tsar Petar I.
On October 19, Argentine scientists discovered the 70 million-year-old fossil Antarctic of a Middle-aged bird that still has a tracheal structure that can generate sound…
This embryo is not entirely a dinosaur but is actually a hybrid between T-Rex and chicken.
Experts at an Australian auction house found rare Ming Dynasty banknotes in China in a wooden ancient sculpture.
A couple found fossilized three-million-year-old mammoth teeth in Essex County, England.
Archaeologists found the oldest archives to treat the biggest heart and depression depression ever in an excavation site in Turkey.
From 3,000 years ago, women of Sa Huynh culture knew how to beautify with beautiful jewelry that made women so fascinated.
The 3,000-year-old shipyard has the capacity to produce 274 vessels at the same time found in Turkey.