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The tomb of King Henry I is found in the ruins of the monastery beneath the prison of Reading, Berkshire, England.
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The tomb of King Henry I is found in the ruins of the monastery beneath the prison of Reading, Berkshire, England.
American archaeologists found a gold coin engraved with a Roman emperor beneath the ruins of a noble mansion in Jerusalem.
Archaeologists have found the world's oldest fishing hook in a cave on Japan's Okinawa island.
Many black bronze artifacts from the Spring and Autumn War period were found in China's Jiangxi Province.
Different 13,000-year-old mammoth fossil skulls found in the Channel Islands, the United States appear to hypothesize a new species.
Scientists have discovered the tomb of a noble woman who lived about 4,500 years ago with many jewelry and costumes with 1,500 pearl beads and 100 pendants made from ani…
According to a report published in Nature on Sept. 19, an international archaeological group has discovered a 2,000-year-old remains in a shipwreck on the Mediterranean…
Chinese Pssittacosaurus dinosaur appeared 133 million years ago with the ability to camouflage with anti-shading techniques on skin to avoid predators.
Protein samples taken from ancient Egyptian mummies show that they can get infections and cancer.
Under hyper-spectral technology, images hidden beneath 500-year-old book pages appear unexpectedly.
Several fossilized footprints larger than ordinary people were discovered in Guizhou province in southwestern China.
According to the Sun, world media today unveiled the announcement of American scientists about the cause of Lucy's death - the human ancestor after 42 years of no explan…
Poachers dig millions of years of ice in Siberia to find prehistoric creatures sold on the black market.
With a passport issued by the Dutch authorities, the 6-ton skeleton of the Tyrant Trix dinosaur was transported by airplane across the Atlantic to the new home.
During the survey in historical and cultural relics in Duc Tho district (Ha Tinh), Han Nom researchers discovered an ancient bronze book in Truong Xuan village, Truong S…